Nick Hewer is an English journalist, television presenter, former public relations consultant, and company director. He is best recognized for his role as an advisor on ‘The Apprentice,’ a British television show.

What is the Net Worth of Nick Hewer?

In the United Kingdom, a television presenter’s average income is $65,000. Meanwhile, Nick Hewer is said to have a net worth of $30 million, according to certain sources.

Early Life and Education

Nick’s birth name is Nicholas Radbourn Hewer, and he was born on February 17, 1944, in Swindon, Wiltshire, England. Currently, he is 77 years old.

He grew up in the historic district of Old Town. John David Radbourn Hewer was his father’s name, and Mary Patricia was his mother’s. Hewer went to Clongowes Wood College in Ireland to study. Nick is the youngest of four siblings, with two brothers and two sisters. He is of English and Irish ancestry.

His parents could not afford the tuition at Trinity College, where he intended to study law. On November 2, 2012, he got an honorary ‘Doctor of Letters’ degree from Kingston University.

Professional Life and Career

Early career

Nick Hewer traveled to London in 1960 to work as a trainee for a public relations firm. Within six years, Hewer had joined the board of directors and had bought out the owner, becoming the sole stakeholder.

Amstrad recruited his public relations firm to represent them in 1983. He sold his public relations firm in 1998. He has worked in the Amstrad management group for 21 years.

Professional Life

Nick has worked in a variety of fields as a businessman and public personality. He backed the campaign to alter the UK pension structure in 2012. With ‘Visa Print,’ he sponsored the Build Your Small Business campaign the next year. On the BBC’s business-styled reality TV show The Apprentice, Hewer acted as a business counselor to businessman Alan Sugar. On December 18, 2014, he quit the show after ten seasons. He previously worked as a host of the game show Countdown in 2012. In the same year, Hewer hosted a four-part BBC Two programme called The Farm Fixer.

He also hosted the BBC shows We All Pay Your Benefits and The Town That Never Retired. He appeared on a BBC episode of Who Do You Think You Are? the following year. Nick and Margaret: Too Many Immigrants? was a documentary series Nick and Margaret co-presented with Margaret Mountford in 2014. Nick has been on a variety of panel programs and television programmes, including Ask Rhod Gilbert and Would I Lie To You? Have I Got News For You, Room 101.

In addition, he has appeared on the BBC television programme Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. He has been participating in the charity Pancreatic Charity Action since 2015. During Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, Hewer also broadcast a charity plea on BBC 4 Radio. He has previously competed in the Mongol Rally, a charity driving event. On the online publication Daily Telegraph, he chronicled his voyage in a blog. On April 1, 2019, he was elected president of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. He wrote the biography My Alphabet: A Life from A to Z, which was published in 2018.

Controversy and Rumors

There were even reports that Nick Hewer would be replaced owing to concerns about his safety, but Rachel Riley appears to have put an end to those accusations. Previously, Nick’s show Countdown was embroiled in a betting ­controversy after large sums of money were wagered on new host Nick Hewer gaining the position out of nowhere.

Body measurement and Social media

Nick Hewer stands 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs a healthy amount. He has light hair and blue eyes, most likely. Nick has over 217.1 thousand Twitter followers. He isn’t on any other social media platforms, such as Facebook or Instagram.

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