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In her new book, Nurse: A World of Care, Kasmauski focuses her lens on the inspiring and compelling story of nurses around the globe, from nursing students caring for migrant workers in southern Georgia to midwives in the slums of Nairobi. Through her emotive, detailed photographs, she illustrates that nurses, often the true leaders in a community, hold the power to make a difference.

Welcome to the National Geographic Speakers Bureau. We represent over three dozen dynamic and proven speakers, considered among the best in their fields of social and physical science, photography, filmmaking, journalism, exploration, and adventure.

National Geographic speakers deliver thought-provoking, relevant, and inspiring presentations to Fortune 500 companies at management conferences and industry trade shows, and to the general public in partnership with universities, performing arts presenters, and fellow institutions in the form of our co-branded National Geographic Live! series.

Using award-winning photographs and video clips, our modern storytellers share adventures from the field and report on timely and critical topics such as global warming, 21st-century slavery, sustainable growth, genetic research, bird flu, women's issues, and the biodiversity crisis.

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SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT

	Peter Athans Mountaineer In 2007 this renowned mountaineer and veteran of seven Mount Everest summits discovered an ancient cave city in a remote Nepalese valley, containing priceless art from the 13th century and clues that the area may have served as a holy site for the birth of Tibetan Buddhism, and inspired the legends of Shangri-La. Earlier this year, he returned with a multidisciplinary team to properly document, study, and begin to preserve the treasures he had found. He is speaking on this topic in Chicago this spring.
	Zahi Hawass Archaeologist Dr. Hawass shares his enthusiasm and passion for ancient Egypt through tales of his groundbreaking discoveries—most recently in his ongoing excavation in the Valley of the Kings. This fall Dr. Hawass was in Dallas, Texas, to celebrate the launch of the latest Tut exhibit, Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs.
	Sylvia Earle Marine Biologist Legendary scientist and former Chief Scientist at NOAA is in a race against time to awaken us to the plight of our oceans, calling for greater awareness to what we put into the oceans and, most importantly, what we are taking out of them—at alarming rates. This fall Dr. Earle publishes Ocean: An Illustrated Atlas, detailing a mysterious realm that's as vital to our existence as the air we breathe.

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