Incite

December 1 2009

In the UK, market research agency Incite has expanded with the appointment of Muriel Esposito as Principal; Louise Turner, Neil Elliott and Arti Badiani as Associates, and Pauline Harkin as an Accounts Assistant. Esposito has extensive experience running large quant studies and is also a trained moderator. She joins from Research International, where she managed a wide range of global technology accounts. Prior to this, she focused on technology, finance and public sector clients at Synovate. She has also managed her own consultancy, acting as a virtual team member for clients and conducting diverse projects to understand consumer behaviour. Turner previously worked in the Technology division of GfK NOP, where she handled a variety of qual and quantitative projects, primarily in the consumer field, but also in B2B. Elliott joins from HPI where he was an Associate Partner, working for clients across a range of sectors including automotive, telecoms, B2B, retail, finance and media. Previously, he specialised in qual research at GfK Martin Hamblin. He began his career at strategic marketing consultancy New Solutions, where he was involved in a wide variety of branding and research initiatives. Badiani previously worked at Synovate. Originally from New Zealand, she began her career specialising in public sector social research and evaluation. She has extensive experience analysing complex issues for public and private sector clients and conducting research with socially excluded audiences. Harkin is an accountant with 15 years’ experience from PR and manufacturing companies. MD Roger Banks says : ‘We are delighted to have so many experienced, talented and enthusiastic researchers join Incite as we continue to expand. Their skills in research, international experience and outlook together with a passion to understand the relationship between consumers and brand will all further enhance the expertise we offer to our clients.’ Web site: www.incite.ws . Printer-friendly version of this article. Email this article to a friend. Register for News emails