Nick Stuart Chief Executive Officer CTVC
Nick Stuart is Chief Executive Officer of CTVC and a television producer. Nick joined CTVC in November 2002 from the Flame Group. He specialises in current affairs and religion but his CV includes drama documentaries on aliens, observational documentaries about speedway racing, the secret life of roadies as well as reporting for ITV from Northern Ireland and Israel. Previously, Nick was Managing Director of Southern Flame where he devised and produced a range of programmes for Channel 4, Five, Discovery and UK Horizons. Creating new and exciting ways to bring ethical and spiritual programming to the screen led him to revolutionise Five's religious output with the music magazine show ‘Alpha Zone’ and the ethical and lifestyle teen debating show ‘The Big Question’. Other credits include ‘Heart of the Matter’ and ‘Everyman’ for BBC 1, ‘The God List’ with Jon Snow for Channel 4 and ‘Fighting Hatred’ which gets inside the mind of a former IRA Commander, for Discovery. He’s sports mad, has won numerous awards for religious broadcasting and been cited for having the messiest desk in British broadcasting.

"Religious belief is among the most fundamental to human beings. The media must play a role in ensuring that everyone has the freedom to pursue that belief where it leads." Milica Pesic, Director	"OneWorld, a global online media network based on values of humanity and justice, is pleased to support the national conference on the media and a multi faith society." Miles Litvinoff, Programme Manager	"The Newspaper Society, the voice of Britain’s regional press, is delighted to support the national conference on the media and a multi faith society." Lynne Anderson, Communications Director

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"This conference is so important. I hope it will open up a full debate on how we can stop the spread of division and fear and instead harness the immense power of the media to promote cultural and religious diversity as a positive benefit for our society."

Jennette Arnold, Londonwide Assembly Member and
Chair of the Cultural Strategy Group for London