ABOUT NADINE TAYLOR

Nadine Taylor is a campaign director, consultant, and creative strategist with a career that bridges design, advocacy, and reform.

As co-founder of Agitator, Nadine led innovative work in product development, packaging design, advertising, and retail promotion for major international food brands and world-renowned department stores. Her entrepreneurial spirit later gave rise to The Licktators, a bold ice cream brand created in partnership with Yeo Valley and sold through Ocado. Known for provocative campaigns and clever PR stunts, Nadine’s work consistently achieved global reach and millions of pounds’ worth of publicity on minimal budgets.

Her creative and strategic skills found a new outlet when she became Campaign Director for Fathers4Justice (F4J). In this role, Nadine coordinated press, police, and public relations efforts, while working directly with families as a McKenzie Friend and running her own family law consultancy. Having spent ten years navigating the family court system herself, she brings rare insight into both the emotional and practical challenges faced by families in crisis.

Nadine’s qualifications include diplomas in Safeguarding Children & Adults, Domestic Abuse & Violence Awareness, Family Crisis Management, Legal Advisory Training, Family Support Work, and International Child Protection: Children’s Rights in Theory and Practice.

From 2010 onward, Nadine has been at the forefront of family law reform discussions in the UK:

  • Negotiated on behalf of F4J with the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties before and after the 2010 General Election.

  • Met with Prime Minister David Cameron, Deputy PM Nick Clegg, and Iain Duncan Smith to discuss shared parenting policy.

  • Briefed MPs and organizations such as the Centre for Social Justice between 2010–2014.

  • Collaborated with Nigel Farage and UKIP in 2011 to draft Children and Family Policy for their manifesto.

  • Spoke at a Parliamentary event hosted by George Galloway MP in 2013, attended by over 70 fathers and MPs.

  • Addressed the House of Lords on Shared Parenting in 2018 and advised the Reform Party on family law and justice policy in 2023.

Today, Nadine offers consultancy services for campaign creation, strategy, and advocacy, guiding individuals and organizations seeking to launch or rejuvenate movements for family law reform and men’s rights worldwide.

She continues to be a vocal advocate for change — appearing as a commentator on TV and radio, delivering lectures at universities and colleges, and writing for national newspapers both under her own name and as a ghostwriter.