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We’ve made it easier for faculty to submit requests for a Nielsen speaker with our online speakers bureau. Have you previously had Nielsen associates speak to your students? Do you need to schedule for your current class? You can do so online by completing the information below. We’ll contact you to discuss speaker requirements and plan logistics. Speaker presentations are now delivered using virtual classroom software that also allows for Q & A sessions. In person opportunities may be available in your area. Please allow a minimum of 30 days advance notice for identification and scheduling of speakers.

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