Elizabeth Aparicio Email & Phone Number

Project manager, leading small groups of researchers on a wide range of mixed-method custom research. Projects serve a variety of CPG, retail, and food service clients as well as syndicated initiatives.Daily tasks include primary research tasks (developing qual and quant research materials, monitoring quant fielding, moderating online panels, interviewing consumers, etc.), drawing on secondary research, working with vendors and clients directly, managing junior researchers on project objectives, analyzing and reporting insights, and presenting final reports.

Bellevue, Washington, United States

Lead qualitative researcher and project manager, including syndicated and custom research projects large and small for a range of CPG and retail clients.

Houston, Texas Area

Contracted ethnographer, collecting data locally as part of a nationwide team of researchers, including intercept interviews, in-store observations, and pre-recruited shop-alongs.Additional roles included recruiting research participants and supporting final reporting.

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Primary qualitative researcher, including in-person interviews, archival research, and participant observation on a range of topics including food insecurity in Tampa Bay, local heritage sites, and tourism in Southern California.

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Organizer of on site events and farm promoter off-site and online.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Part of partner program between George Mason's Center for Climate Change Communication and the National Parks Service. Our project researched the causes and implications of rising tick populations in the DC Metro area.

Master'S, Applied Anthropology

Bachelor Of Science, Psychology/Anthropology (Double Major)