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MEL Research Hires Research Manager | News

Paul E.By Paul E.September 23, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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UK – General social research organisation MEL Research has appointed Tamsin Maries as research manager.

Marise (pictured) has previously worked for companies such as MMR Research, Vanson Bourne and Ipsos, on large scale research projects for clients such as the Department of Housing, Communities and Local Government, the National Children’s Agency, PepsiCo and Mars.

Additionally, Maryse has experience working across multiple sectors including education, children and families, technology, business and FMCG, and is experienced in quantitative and qualitative methodologies, project management, survey design, data analysis and report writing.

Steve Handley, director of quantitative research at MEL Research, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Tamsin to MEL Research. Her vast experience in both social and consumer research, and her passion for using evidence to drive positive change, aligns perfectly with our mission.”

“Tamsin’s experience and dedication will undoubtedly enhance the quality of our services, particularly in areas related to children and families, and in multidisciplinary research.”



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