Nielsen appoints Marzicola as the new Chief People Officer
In a significant move, global measurement and data analytics company Nielsen has announced the appointment of Nicolina Marzicola as their Chief People Officer (CPO). Marzicola, who previously held the position of Global Chief People Officer at SAP, will now lead Nielsen's Global HR function.
Marzicola's extensive experience in people and talent management, which includes her tenure at HP, is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Nielsen. Karthik Rao, the CEO of Nielsen, expressed his excitement about Marzicola joining the team, stating that her appointment is crucial for Nielsen to operate with greater agility by transforming where and how Nielsen works.
In her new role, Marzicola will oversee various talent initiatives that engage employees, connect with strategic priorities, and drive company growth. These initiatives include Talent Acquisition, Compensation, Benefits, Learning and Development, HR Operations and Reporting, and Nielsen's core HR business support function.
Rao also expressed confidence in Marzicola's ability to instil a shared sense of purpose in the organization. He believes that her leadership will help Nielsen navigate the challenges of the rapidly evolving business landscape. Marzicola herself expressed her excitement about joining Nielsen and working with the leadership team.
Marzicola's background includes leading people and talent management strategies at HP, one of the previous companies where she held a leadership role. Her experience at HP may influence her approach at Nielsen, as she demonstrated success in overseeing broad people and talent strategies.
Nielsen's appointment of Marzicola is a testament to the company's commitment to fostering a strong and dynamic workforce. With her extensive experience in people and talent management, Marzicola is poised to make a significant impact at Nielsen.
As Marzicola reports to Karthik Rao, the CEO of Nielsen, she will work closely with the leadership team to drive the company's growth and success. With her appointment, Nielsen is well-positioned to tackle the challenges of the future and continue to thrive in the competitive business landscape.
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