Sharon Ezzeldin is a senior communications strategist with over 20 years’ experience advising global businesses, media groups, and governments on corporate reputation, crisis management, and international positioning. She is recognised for building credible strategies, navigating high-stakes challenges, and shaping narratives that influence policy and business internationally.

A graduate of the University of the Arts London, Sharon began her career at Hearst in New York before leading international communications for major media groups. She led communications for NBCUniversal News Group and, for more than a decade, shaped the global positioning of Discovery Channel and its portfolio at Warner Bros. Discovery, including launching the international rollout of TLC on Sky (BSkyB) and expanding it to more than 243 million households worldwide.

She then established Newsweek’s first international communications function, transforming its reputation across the UK and EMEA in under a year and securing multiple journalism and business awards.

Sharon has also advised The New York Times, Sony, and New Statesman Media Group, and was named in PRWeek’s “Top 10 PR Professionals to Watch” for Emerging Markets. A trusted adviser to C-suite executives, she is adept at building high-performing teams and delivering measurable impact in reputation and influence.

Since 2019, Sharon has expanded into government and international consulting, advising ministers and policymakers in Egypt, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, and beyond on nation branding, global positioning, and communications strategies linked to economic growth.

She is the founder of Honor Communications, a London-based boutique advisory that partners with governments, institutions, and visionary leaders to craft narratives that shift perception, attract investment, and strengthen influence on the world stage.