Nina’s journey began at the National Democratic Institute, where she worked with democracy champions in Russia and Belarus, supporting courageous individuals fighting for freedom and human rights. Today, as the head of the American Sunlight Project, she leads efforts to counter online manipulation and misinformation, empowering individuals and organisations to navigate challenges with confidence. Her experience spans government, academia, and industry, having provided expert advice to lawmakers and international organisations, including testimony before the US Congress and several parliaments worldwide. She also advised the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry on strategic communications as a Fulbright fellow. Nina holds a Master’s degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.
Nina’s voice has reached millions through leading media outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Foreign Affairs, as well as regular appearances on CNN, PBS, and other international platforms. She is the author of two acclaimed books: How to Lose the Information War and How to Be a Woman Online, where she shares personal stories and practical strategies to overcome online abuse and misinformation.
As a motivational speaker, Nina brings energy, expertise, and actionable inspiration to every stage. Her signature talks address topics such as Leading Through Uncertainty, Building Resilience in the Digital Age, and Empowering Teams Against Online Harassment. She helps leaders, teams, and individuals build trust, protect their reputation, and strengthen their impact in today’s connected world. Nina’s engaging style, real-world experience, and clear message make her an unforgettable speaker for your next event.
Get in touch today to book Nina and equip your audience with the tools and motivation to thrive in a complex digital landscape.
