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Rep Data Hires to Boost European Expansion

August 14 2026

In New Orleans, data quality and anti-fraud specialist Rep Data has announced the appointment of Adam Goddard as Vice President of Sales, EMEA, supporting the company's continued growth across Europe. He was formerly Head of Growth in the region for Walr.

Adam GoddardRep Data was founded in 2019 by former Lucid and Research Now exec Patrick Stokes, and offers offers a centralized DIY sampling platform called Research Desk, and an anti-fraud software platform, Research Defender. Its European expansion has been boosted by the integration of ReDem, an in-survey data quality solution it acquired in February.

Goddard (pictured) spent four years in client development roles at Research Now before joining VIGA at the end of 2016, then moved to insight agency Savanta in 2019 - he spent more than five years at the company, rising to EVP Agencies & Consultancies within 12 months of arrival. Most recently, at Walr, he led European new business and growth teams.

In his new role he will drive the EMEA expansion of the companies full product suite, which following the recent acquisitions of SightX, ReDem and OWL Solutions now spans the research process from study design through analysis and insights. MD Europe Florian Kögl comments: 'The research market is incredibly relationship-driven, and clients want partners who understand both their business and the pressures they're facing around quality, speed and technology. Adam knows the European market and the people in it extremely well, and he understands how the industry operates here day to day.'

Web site: www.repdata.com .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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