Nigel Napier-Andrews
Nigel Napier-Andrews (born 1942) is a British/Canadian TV producer, director, and author. In 2014 he became the host of the TV series "Escapes with Nigel". Early life. Nigel Napier-Andrews was born in England, and spent parts of his childhood in Wimbledon, Cairo, Egypt and Benghazi, Libya. He attended Oundle School and then travelled to Kenya in 1959 to work at the Kenya Weekly News. Career. Nigel Napier-Andrews returned to England to work for the BBC, and later moved to Canada, where he subsequently switched to working for the CBC as producer and director  of several television series including: He was director of Pierre Berton’s 26 episode half-hour television drama series "Heritage Theatre" in 1985 and co-executive producer of the first Gemini Awards in 1986. He subsequently worked in corporate video, event production and public relations. Until June 2009 he worked as a video producer and event planner for RBC Royal Bank. In 2012 he created the good living, food and travel blog Gentleman's Portion. In early 2014 he hosted the first six episodes of a travel series entitled "Escapes with Nigel" on Bell Fibe TV1 in Southern Ontario. The  series was renewed and a second series of eight episodes was shot in July and August 2014. In the winter of 2015/2016 he produced and hosted a six episode food series "Market to Table" which aired in April 2016, featuring local farmers' markets and chefs.