&more – young researchers network

 

&more is the MRS network for brilliant young thinkers. Sponsored by Unilever, &more is a learning community and a hub designed to enable young insight, research and analytics professionals to connect and shine in their careers.  

There are discounted and free events, big brands, a research team challenge, free keynote entry at Impact Conference, and a party with the drinks thrown in! All you need to be is under 30 and keen to make your mark in research, insight or analytics. You simply sign up for free to take advantage of the resources to boost your development and get better connected in the sector.

For 2019 you get more benefits - when you sign up to &more you can also attend one Professional Webinar and a Speaker Evening of your choice every year. 

&more benefits
  • Connect with other young researchers, sector leaders and new thinkers.
  • Build your learning with the team challenge, inspiring events, lively content and celebratory fun!
  • Access FREE benefits and events that give young people a boost at the start of their career.
  • Get a FREE Professional Webinar and one Speaker Evening of your choice every year.
  • Up to 20 annual bursaries available to help pay towards the costs of undertaking the MRS Advanced Certificate via MRBA Skills. 
  • Access a sense of pride and cohesion for young researchers in the sector… & much more

Click here to find out how to join &more.

Upcoming Events
Research Proposal Competition: Understanding Homelessness

Feb
21
2020

Friday

Call for contributions: Impact 2020 - Ideas Dash

The research profession is home to some astonishing young talent and we want to showcase this at Impact 2020. Following the success of the inaugural &more conference in October, we are delighted to announce that &more members are being invited to take to the stage in March, to present your visions for the future of insight at the sector's leading event!

Mar
11
2020

Wednesday

&more Leadership Team
Maddison is a client-side Insight Executive at Smart Energy GB, with a degree in English Literature from King’s College London. Her work focuses on attitudinal tracking, brand, advertising and digital evaluation, and research into vulnerable consumers. She also has experience repositioning global brands to make them more aligned and future-facing.
Having volunteered with Raleigh in Nicaragua and studied in three continents, she is passionate about making a positive and measurable difference and sustainable impact on the world.

Mark is a Research Manager working in corporate reputation and communications research at Ipsos. His work focuses on the internet and technology sector, working with some of the worlds biggest technology and artificial intelligence companies. He supports clients in engaging with the public and their stakeholders on the issues facing the technology sector, and he has written recently on the societal and reputation risks created by emerging technologies and processes, like AI and automation.


Carolina is a mixed methodology researcher at Kadence International and holds a degree in Marketing and Advertising from Edith Cowan University (Australia). She has lived in 3 countries – Sweden, Australia and the UK – and has a keen interest in identifying cultural nuances and stereotypes.
She loves adventure, and a highlight was when she climbed Mount Ngauruhoe in New Zealand, better known as Mount Doom from Lord of the Rings.

Polina has experience of working in Tech Market Research covering everything from Humanoid Robots to mobile phones where she has a client-facing role and draws insight from Big Data to answer client’s KBQs. Polina is passionate about technological advancements, augmented and artificial intelligence. Before starting her career in Market Research she graduated Exeter University with a First Class degree and completed an internship at European Commission in Brussels. Coming to live in the UK all the way from Russia Polina believes in change and stands for equal rights for women in Tech Industries.

 

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