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Sheena Oliver, AuD, Vice President of Marketing for Oticon, Inc., accepted a Gold Stevie Award for Oticon Opn™ at the 2018 American Business Awards Gala, held June 11 in New York City.

More than 150 hearing care professionals participated in the 2018 Oticon Drive Marketing Conference held June 1-3 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

One of the world's largest hearing aid manufacturers raises awareness of the "restaurant dilemma" with new study on noisy restaurants in 10 key American foodie cities.

At the 2018 American Academy of Audiology Conference, Oticon President Gary Rosenblum presented Georgine Ray, AuD, Secretary/Treasurer of the American Academy of Audiology Board of Trustees, with a $25,000 donation to the AAA Foundation’s Empowering Students Scholarship Fund.

Now Oticon, Inc. will supply VA audiologists with two new solutions — Oticon Opn rechargeable and Oticon ConnectClip — to further expand the possibilities for Oticon Opn to benefit their patients.

Oticon continues to expand the possibilities for Oticon Opn™ to benefit people with hearing loss and the hearing care professionals who serve them. At the 2018 American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference in Nashville, Oticon shared early results of studies that compared listening effort in normal hearing listeners with the listening effort of Opn 1 users.  

Oticon ConnectClip has earned a 2018 Red Dot Award for product design, one of the most sought-after quality marks for design excellence. A distinguished panel of international jurors recognized ConnectClip for outstanding design aesthetics that incorporate a variety of technical, performance and functionality innovations.  

Hearing aid manufacturer Oticon, Inc. today opened the call for nominations for the 2018 Focus on People Awards.Now in its 20th year, the national awards program honors students, adults, and advocates with hearing loss who demonstrate that hearing loss doesn't hinder one's ability to make a difference in the world.

During Brain Awareness Week, March 12-18, Oticon, Inc. joins with health care organizations around the world to increase public awareness of the benefits of brain research and progress in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the brain, such as Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

On February 22, fourth-year audiology students from The Long Island Consortium, City University of New York, Salus University, Montclair State University, Vanderbilt University and Pacific University, who are completing their clinical placements at area hearing care facilities, participated in an educational seminar at Oticon US headquarters.