Nina Arnott Rogers

Corporate Affairs Lead @Just Eat Takeaway.com

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2024 — Present

Corporate Affairs Lead @Just Eat Takeaway.com

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London, GB

Reporting to MD, and sitting on the Leadership Team, I was appointed to future proof Corporate Affairs, create best practice, and change projects during challenging regulatory, media and commercial environment.Regulatory & Public AffairsSecured major investment for voluntary Right to Work biometric checks securing Home Secretary public endorsement to address high profile, sustained political and media scrutinyLed response to proposed ASA HFSS brand advertising ban, assessing impact, securing legal advice and uniting peers to lobby for Government intervention Created strategy for Single Worker Status ahead of new incoming employment legislation, from impact assessment to engagement plan, hiring counsel, creating financial models, and building alternative policy proposalsIssues & Crisis ManagementCreated Reputation Framework: stakeholder and issues mapping, proactive strategies, and quarterly reviewsDesigned Crisis Comms Plan, strengthening preparedness, narrative control, and executive responseSet up cross functional LT level Steering Groups driving change to protect reputation, regulatory and commercial environmentManaged 30+ issues working closely with internal and external stakeholders to minimise media, regulatory and commercial falloutCorporate CommunicationsWorked with Global CA VP and agencies to manage situations incl. LSE delisting, Prosus takeover, and redundancies Led media, parliamentary, and consumer research to map risks and opportunities and drive trustDemonstrated CA value through partnership PR campaigns delivering best sector Impact Score for Q3, Q4 and Q1Sustainability & Responsible BusinessMerged Responsible Business into CA to more closely align responsible giving with reputational and commercial objectivesCreated Social Impact framework to reduce risk, build trust and support partners and local communitiesInitiated Better for You strategy to promote healthier choices, building credentials ahead of new regulation

EDUCATION

2020 — 2021

Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

Corporate Affairs

ABOUT NINA ARNOTT ROGERS

Corporate trust and advocacy. Consumer brand love and consideration. Workplace engagement and performance. Award-winning corporate affairs leader with excellent track record in building reputation, protecting licence to operate, and driving growth for global FTSE and Fortune businesses in highly regulated industries From Just Eat and Domino’s to McDonalds, I partner with CEOs and leaders across complex global organisations to understand challenges and opportunities, and transform business goals into bold, compelling strategies to inspire colleague advocacy, consumer trust, stakeholder goodwill, and investor confidence. I build strong, mutual relationships and, with positivity and courage, provide trusted counsel to successfully navigate challenging regulatory, media, investor, and commercial markets.As a qualified coach, I bring strong EQ, industry-leading practices, and data-led insights to foster high-performance cultures where people feel inspired, collaborate with purpose, and deliver exceptional outcomes that build lasting commercial value.Top 1% most respected and influential communications professionals, PR Week Power Book Member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and the Public Relations & Communications Association. IPSOS Global Reputation Council Member. Hult Ashridge Executive Coach #corporatecommunications #consumerbrands #socialmedia #publicrelations #crisis management #internalcommunications #socialimpact #reputationmanagement #highperformingteams #leadership

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