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Enhancing the Value of Client-side ResearchObjectiveThis practical workshop will:
Learning outcomesBy the end of this workshop, delegates should have an understanding of a number of effective solutions and success factors in creating real influence for market research/insight within the organisation by:
Who will benefit?This workshop is designed for senior, experienced client-side researchers (e.g. Heads of Department, Deputies, Senior Research/Insight Managers). NB This is not a training course about day-to-day project management skills (eg writing a brief, agency management). Price
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Research Skills: Advanced
9 October 2009
Venue: 15 Northburgh Street, London EC1V 0JR Course convenorsRichard Matthews and Elaine MooreRichard has been working in the Research/Insights industry for the last 15 years. He spent his first 4 years agency side working internationally with clients including Motorola, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch, BP and BT. In 1997, he moved to Nokia and headed a number of Consumer & Enterprise Insights teams focussed on the Portfolio, Marketing and NPD. After nearly 10 years clientside Richard joined GfK NOP to start a new insight division called “beyond” which provides insight consultancy services to clients. This includes reviewing the effectiveness of insight teams, training, stakeholder engagement, workshops, action planning and implementation. Elaine Moore, GfK NOP Director of Organisation Development has over 20 years in the Market Research industry. Elaine is a senior and experienced HR Director, specialising in organisation and personal development, with extensive experience of designing and implementing a wide range of development programmes, linked to business strategy, in the UK and US. She brings an understanding of business strategic planning and the role of development in business strategy, together with a creative mind and an eye for operational detail. In 2009 Elaine and Richard designed and rolled out a successful international programme of Insight skills development across GfK Group and in both 2008 and 2009, Elaine Moore and her team won the GfK Group Annual Best HR Practice Award for training and development.
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