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Experienced Quantitative Market Research Account Manager
Seeking a quantitative market research account manager with experience in financial, corporate or government & local government market research.
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Research Manager – Qual | Growing Independent Agency
This research and strategy consultancy is further developing their already highly successful commercial team and seeks a rising researcher to be an...
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Research Manager - Social research
Want to work on top quality social research in a laid back, decidedly non-corporate environment, where lots of thinking is required? Read on.....
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Associate Director. Up to £55K
We're looking for a researcher with good qual and quant skills to join a research, insights and consultancy business located very centrally. The ag...
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Experienced Quantitative Market Research Account Manager
Seeking a quantitative market research account manager with experience in financial, corporate or government & local government market research.
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Senior Research Officers (3 posts)
Are you passionate about social research and behavioural insights? Are you looking for a high profile opportunity that will impact policy decisions?
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Market Research Consultant - Reputation
My client is a reputation and strategy specialist agency who are looking for a research manager to join the team.
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Research Manager/Associate Director, Qualitative - Business and Consumer Insight
Full service consultancy with expertise across consumer, corporate, market, political and reputation research seeks a Qual RM looking for their nex...
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Research Managers in different fields wanting more consumer
We are working with a leading insight consultancy who are looking for strong researchers from any background e.g pharma to work on consumer research