Nelson Davis Email & Phone Number

Poughquag, NY, US

Every Market Research conference I attended, I photographed everyone I met. If you're familiar with my photography, you know I love to tell a story with my pictures – so they show me at the start of my journey through my arrival back home from the conference. I've found what people most enjoy are the pictures of the attendees and exhibitors – the folks.

The sole purpose of this group is to focus on "Market Research Conferences" and your experiences attending them (pro and con) as well as a place to post links to photographs you (and I) have taken at the shows! This is a place where members can discuss the Market Research Conferences they attend, and why they attend them. Topics can be anything from how.

A place where anyone involved in the management of data collection, on-line or off-line, can come to hang out, bitch and moan, tell war stories, brag about successes and just take shelter from the storm....

A place to collect anything funny related to Market Research. I've been walking around for years at various market research conferences asking "anyone know any MR jokes?", and I always get a blank look. Well, here's our chance to show the world we have funny stories and jokes to tell about our industry!

I know maybe 5 people who started off in life knowing they wanted to be in Market Research (one of those five is my wife). So, come one, come all - here is your chance to set the record straight, to share with the market research community how you became a Market Researcher!

Southwark, London, GB

End-to-end consumer insight platform, empowering successful brands to make smarter decisions based on real-time data. We connect you directly to your consumers when they are most willing to share their opinions: while scrolling through their social media feeds - and we do all that without an online panel in sight! Visit us at www.boltinsight.com - like.

Southwark, London, GB

Bolt Insight, based in London, has developed a proprietary, unique DIY approach to testing Concepts, ideas and innovation in just 3 hours. Some highlights – BOLT is FAST: We can test your concepts in just a few hours. We offer fully automated - yet customizable services. We skip the unnecessary steps of traditional research. You upload your ideas on our.

Alpharetta, Georgia, US

The Title Pretty much says it all.P2Sample is a Global Online Sampling company. Position entailed finding clients to buy sample directly from P2Sample (as opposed to engaging P2 via sample exchanges). Reach out to potential clients, initiate contact, triaged them: “have a need now for your products/services”, “have a need for your product/services, but.

Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, JP

AIP is a Tokyo based online panel provider with proprietary panels covering twelve Asian countries - Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India and The Philippines.I defined the role. I was responsible for finding clients with a need for our Online Panels, Services and Products and getting our company.

Full service Market Research supplier focused primarily on Mystery Shopping for the financial services sector. Supervised a Field department of six Field Directors while overseeing all mystery shop projects. Other responsibilities included costing and managing non-mystery shop projects utilizing Web, Focus Groups, Mall, IDI’s, CATI for both Qualitative and.

Nanuet, NY, US

Full Service Market Research Company with a focus on package goods, package design, new product development, Legal research, etc. Priced fieldwork, wrote instructions, hired, managed field services, managed budgets.

US

Provided Field and Tab services for Market Research companies. Negotiated cost, hired data collection agencies, tested questionnaires, managed data collection. Most projects utilized online panels, international and domestic, utilizing quantitative and qualitative methodologies for consumer goods, financial, healthcare, pharmaceutical clients. Managed.

Norwalk, CT, US

Managed the Field and Production departments, oversaw the company’s computer infrastructure. During my tenure as Field Director, cumulatively came in under budget by approximately $750,000. Hired and trained three assistants. Managed data collection, domestic and international, quantitative and qualitative, utilizing numerous methodologies such as Web.

Most projects were quantitative and involved packaged goods, concept tests, placement/home use tests and new product development for consumer, food and Tobacco products. Utilized all data collection methodologies available at that time - CATI, mall, IDI’s, mail. Trained and supervised two Assistant Field Directors.

Responsibilities included hiring field services and independent contractors for on and off site assignments working on various quantitative, qualitative, business-to-business, financial services, educational, public opinion, consumer and social research projects. 25% of educational and public opinion-social research projects were conducted outside the.

Managed the Field Department of the National Retail Tracking Index (NRTI), which involved on site, in-store audits and tracking of client products. This was one of two major divisions which existed within the organization (the other being NABEX which focused on Alcoholic beverages). Influential in computerizing the field department and automating many.

Responsibilities included costing projects, hiring field services, writing instructions, creating field materials, conducting on site briefings, validations, checking invoices, etc. Majority of projects were new product development, product concept and taste tests utilizing data collection methodologies such as mall, CATI and mail.

Reported to the Field Director. Lined up facilities, obtained costs, wrote instructions, and created field materials. Fielded and managed my assigned projects. Compiled reports for clients and checked-in/edited completed field work. Mostly consumer studies.

Worked in the field department of the Roper Public Opinion Poll unit. Hired independent interviewers and field companies, alerted field to upcoming studies, conducted briefings, and assembled materials for mailings. Managed projects, processed invoices, edited completed work & performed quality control checks. The methodology for conducting the opinion.

Unemployed - hot summer day, took a walk through the frigid Galleria Mall. Was approached by an attractive female, asked to give my opinion for $2. I signed for the money & I recognized the manager - I shared a house with her & some other very crazed folks in the early 70s. She asked if I wanted a job as an interviewer.I said "what's that"? The rest is.

Liberal Arts

High School, "Getting Through High School Without Getting Beat Up Everyday".