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Nielsen Sports’ Jerome Quartey discusses his first career break and the fundamental goal that fuels him with Facebook’s Anna Chanduvi.
Having been interviewed by Liverpool’s Katerina Tornari in the previous episode of the series, Facebook’s Sports Media Partnerships Lead for EMEA Anna Chanduvi takes up the mantle to talk to Jerome Quartey, Head of Marketing for Nielsen Sports in Europe.
Quartey studied marketing communications at university before joining Nielsen Sports in its previous incarnation as Repucom in 2014. He has risen through the marketing ranks at the measurement and intelligence firm – “surviving a takeover” in the process – and became Head of Marketing for Europe in 2019.
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Chain Conversations is part of the Leaders Meet: Diversity Series, in partnership with Facebook.
The programme brings together leaders from a variety of backgrounds across professional sport to share their personal stories of leadership and to reflect on their own career journeys, pinpointing the peaks and troughs, the helps and hinderances along the way.
Every other week the previous interviewee will become the interviewer as we hear inspiring stories from aspiring and senior leaders within the professional sports industry.
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