About

Kristine Pommert is an award-winning international radio producer, editor and journalist,  trainer and career coach. Alongside her media skills, she has developed a high level of expertise in helping academic researchers translate their findings into real-world impact. 



As a programme maker, she worked for the BBC for 20 years, specializing in Religion and Ethics. For over ten years she was Head of Radio at the independent production company, CTVC, which makes content focusing on religion and life's big questions. In this role, she produced and oversaw programmes for the BBC World Service, Radio 4 and Radio 3, as well as launching the award-winning Things Unseen podcast. 



Kristine has won many awards for her programmes, including a Jerusalem Award in October 2018 for a documentary featuring a boy refugee from South Sudan who returned to his country as a bishop and peacemaker.

As a trainer, Kristine designs and delivers regular training courses and workshops (including research impact and policy workshops) for Bulletin Acedemic, a specialist agency that works with the higher education sector. She also advises research-active academics and UoA groups on their submissions for the REF2029. 

At the BBC, Kristine designed and delivered a wide range of training courses for the international section of the BBC's College of Journalism, ranging from broadcast journalism and production to leadership and 'soft' skills.

As a career coach, Kristine specializes in working with people at critical junctions in their careers, including those facing redundancy and thorse returning to work after cancer or other life-changing illnesses. 



She holds a Certificate in Training Practice (CIPD) and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Career and Talent Management, specializing in Coaching.  

Since 2019, Kristine has been a Samaritans listening volunteer. 

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