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Nicola Osmond-Evans has a diverse work experience in various communication and editorial roles. In 2004, they founded Good Connections, a boutique communications agency specializing in arts and conservation. As the Director, Nicola provided strategic communications consultancy to clients. In 2018, they continued to contribute to Good Connections as the Founder.

In 2013, Nicola served as an Editor for Culture Vulture. They were responsible for editorial tasks in this role.

Nicola also founded Verbier Times in 2020, where they established and managed the publication.

In 2021, Nicola took on multiple roles. They worked as the Editorial Lead for the College of Optometrists. Additionally, they held the position of Marketing Communications Consultant for art partner. Furthermore, Nicola founded Sharm Sustainable Solutions and served as the Founder and Director, until January 2023.

In 2021-2023, Nicola worked as a Communications Consultant for the Eden Project, contributing to their communication strategies.

Starting in 2022, Nicola became the Head of Communications at Antibiotic Research UK, focusing on communication efforts.

Currently, Nicola is a Communications Consultant for the British Council, where they provide their expertise in communication strategies.

Nicola Osmond-Evans completed a BA Hons in Classical Civilisation at UCL from 1997 to 2000. Later, from 2013 to 2015, they pursued a Masters in Arts Management at Birkbeck, University of London, focusing on Arts Administration and Management. Additionally, there is a mention of St Swithuns, but no specific degree or field of study is provided.