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Body Science, Nathan Picklum to Retire After 21 Years

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After more than two decades with Body Science (BSc), chief sales and marketing officer, Nathan Picklum, will step down from his role, effective 24 October 2025.

Picklum, a former co-owner, has been a central figure in the company’s evolution over the past 21 years, overseeing strategic growth, product innovation, and expansion across both elite sport and retail markets.

His leadership has been instrumental in establishing Body Science as a leading Australian brand in sports nutrition and performance supplements.

Throughout his tenure, Picklum played an important role in driving brand development and market positioning, launching new product categories and fostering partnerships across professional sport and health sectors.

His work has contributed to strengthening Body Science’s reputation for integrity, innovation, and performance within an increasingly competitive sports nutrition landscape.

The company confirmed that as Picklum transitions out of the business, its focus will remain on maintaining the high standards that have defined its growth.

In a statement, Body Science acknowledged Picklum’s long-term impact and commitment to the brand, noting that his contributions have left a “significant and lasting” mark on its strategic direction.

Having earned the internal nickname “Chief Trouble Maker,” Picklum departs with the respect and appreciation of colleagues who credit him with shaping the company’s entrepreneurial and energetic culture.

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