Saul Nassé is Chief Executive of Cambridge English Language Assessment, who provide the world’s leading range of qualifications for learners and teachers of English. Saul studied Natural Sciences
at Cambridge University and spent three years as a research scientist at Cranfield University, before joining the BBC.

In a twenty-three year career at the corporation he was Editor of prime-time science show Tomorrow’s World, Head of Religion & Ethics and General Manager of BBC Worldwide Productions in Mumbai where he was responsible for the Indian version of Strictly Come Dancing.

His last job at the BBC before joining Cambridge English in March 2014 was as Controller of BBC Learning, where he ran the department that commissioned and produced the BBC’s education
programmes and websites. These included Stargazing Live, BBC Food, Bitesize, and the innovative new learning online product, iWonder.