Nina Kehagia is a content strategist and digital creator and cultural curator and researcher specialising in music and the creative industries.

As a senior content and marketing strategist with over 15 years of experience, she directs campaigns, partnerships, and communications across the music, culture, and creative sectors.

Nina helps organisations, communities, and artists tell stronger stories through integrated content strategy, brand development, and audience engagement. She has led high-impact, multi-channel campaigns for global partners across music, tech, and culture. Her work bridges strategic storytelling, digital strategy, creative partnerships, and cultural curation.

Nina’s research and creative practice focus on dance music history, cultural heritage, music cities and career sustainability in the creative industries.

Nina speaks regularly at festivals and industry events. Her collaborations span media, broadcasting, creative projects, and partnerships with organisations such as PRS Foundation, the British Council, the Association for Electronic Music, and the Night Time Economy Summit, as well as major festivals including Sónar, Primavera Sound, and Sound City, and record labels such as Sony Music UK, Universal Music Group, Mute, Warp, and !K7.

Nina has worked closely with both emerging and established artists, and has hosted panels, talks and interviews with international figures, music industry executives and artists including Suzanne Ciani, DJ Paulette, Laurent Garnier, Kelly Moran, Andrew Weatherall, Stacey ‘Hotwaxx’ Hale, HAAi, ILĀ and many others.

Nina currently leads content, marketing and communications at shesaid.so, shaping strategy, educational and creative campaigns and partnerships for a global community of music professionals and creatives.

Professional Certifications

  • Meta Certified Creative Strategy Professional

  • Certificate in Creativity & Entrepreneurship (Berklee College of Music)

Qualifications

  • Master's in Music Industry Studies (University of Liverpool)

  • Bachelor's in Sonic Arts (Middlesex University)