Arthur C. Nielsen

Arthur C. Nielsen

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104 jaar
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Arthur C.
Nielsen
served as Chairman-Emeritus at ACNielsen Corp.
He also served as a Director at General Binding LLC, Hercules Inc., Motorola Inc., Energy Corporation of America, and The Dun & Bradstreet Corp.
Additionally, he was a Director at Option Care Home Care Inc., Harris Bank, International Executive Service Corp., and Chicago Foundation for Education.
He served as a Trustee at American Management Association, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, The University of Chicago, The Advertising Council Inc., and Children's Home + Aid.
He was also the President of Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and The Economic Club of Chicago.
Mr. Nielsen received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin.

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Directeur/Bestuurslid 10-01-2011
Chicago Foundation for Education Directeur/Bestuurslid 10-01-2011
The University of Chicago Directeur/Bestuurslid 10-01-2011
Directeur/Bestuurslid 10-01-2011
Directeur/Bestuurslid 18-08-2005
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University of Wisconsin Undergraduate Degree

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