Nic Douglass live interview on Sail Sport Talk with Karen Lile and Rick Tittle, where 82 million Sports Byline fans in 168 countries had the chance to listen on Wednesday March 23, 2022 on iHeart Radio, Tune In Radio, Stitcher (on the Sports Byline Channel) on 200 US Satellite Radio Stations , CRN Talk and the 500 radio stations that are part of the American Forces Network.
Nic Douglas (Sydney, Australia) and Karen Lile (San Francisco) met at the technical area of the SailGP at Pier 96 in San Francisco in the USA base and decided to head back to the Sail Sport Talk studios at Sports Byline, 300 Broadway in San Francisco, where Nic signed the Sports Byline Celebrity Walls of Fame under Tom Slingsby’s signature. In April 2019, Slingsby was the third sailor celebrity to sign the walls of this 8000 square foot of suite filled with signatures of football, baseball, soccer, rugby, basketball signature dating back to 1988. See Sail Sport Talk in the context of the Sports Byline Broadcast Network’s Featured Shows. Sail Sport Talk® is the first and only weekly syndicated Sail Sport show in International 24/7 Sports Talk Broadcasting. Click on the Sail Sport Talk Program link to see Nic Douglass added to the Who is Who list of guests on the show, going back to its first broadcast on April 4, 2019.
Below is the audio podcast of this Sail Sport Talk episode that is carried on vimeo and under the Sail Sport Talk with Karen Lile podcast iHeart Radio.
Nic Douglass, also known as ‘Adventures of a Sailor Girl’, is an Australian commentator, presenter, public relations professional, multi-platform journalist and audio-visual all-rounder. Most recently Nic worked as the On-Site Host and English Announcer for VIPs, Athletes, Officials, Sport Personnel, and all Victory Ceremonies for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (Sailing).
Through her business Adventures of a Sailor Girl, Nic produces content promoting sailing events, brands, and sailors themselves while following events around the world. She has a passion for promoting the sport of sailing and was honoured to be awarded Australian Sailing’s ‘Sport Promotion Award’ for three years running (2017, 2018, 2019).
Nic has sailed her whole life. She is a three-time World Champion Sailor, most recently in August 2019 in fleet racing. She has won two Olympic level grade one events in Women’s Match Racing while on the Australian Sailing Development Squad training for the London Olympics 2012, and has been crowned Australian National Champion over ten-times in various classes across fleet and match racing.
Originally trained in corporate communications with a BA Communication, and Post-Graduate degrees in Marketing and Psychology, Nic has worked for companies such as M&C Saatchi, Baulderstone, Thredbo, the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner across a range of strategic communication and broadcast positions.
It was only a matter of time before Nic combined her loves for broadcast, communication, and sailing in her own company, following on from her successful blog and social networks – Adventures of a Sailor Girl or @sailorgirlHQ.