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Natty Light to Throw Virtual College Commencement Ceremony Featuring Stephen A. Smith, Mark Cuban, and More

Natty Light’s Worldwide Commencement Ceremony will be held on May 14.

Natty Light College Graduation Commencement
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Natty Light, better known on its LinkedIn page as Natural Light, has announced that they will be throwing a Worldwide Commencement Ceremony for college graduates from the class of 2020.

The virtual event, which will be held on Facebook Live next month, is meant to serve as a replacement for seniors around the world who will not be able to attend their respective graduations in wake of the coronavirus pandemic's global impact.

As someone who regrettably attended a graduation ceremony with a commencement speech from a certain somebody who shall remain nameless until the end of time, Natty Light is giving this year’s graduates the opportunity to brag about an enviable slate of guest speakers, which include ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith, comedian Jane Lynch, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, and Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini.

“The transition from college to working life is challenging, period. It’s now going to be a bigger test for the Class of 2020 following the unprecedented impact of the pandemic on our country. But graduation is the exclamation point on years of hard work and commitment, designed to celebrate and propel you forward onto your next success,” Smith said in a statement. “I hope my words of advice at the Natty Light Worldwide Commencement on May 14 help to embolden and motivate the Class of 2020.”

Natty Light’s Worldwide Commencement Ceremony will be held on Facebook Live on May 14.

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