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In this episode, we're joined by Nitesh Priyadarshi, Vice President of Consumer Insight at Unilever. Discover Nitesh's 17+ years of experience working across diverse markets and gain valuable insights into leadership, risk-taking, and fostering growth.

A favourable wind crosses the region.

Wrapping up the year with 60 global honours.

Is the eternal risk of complete internalisation real?

Brewing insights and networking at Belgium's CUBE event.

In recent times, the U.S. witnessed a notable upswing in the insights industry, achieving a substantial absolute growth of 14.3% and reaching an overall turnover of US$71 billion.

Observations and takeaways from the AI Forum

The successful implementation of AI will involve a dual effort of self-regulation and outside regulation from lawmakers and legislators.

"Everyone, from pioneers to beginners, is in the process of pinpointing gaps, potential risks, and biases."

How can AI support insights professionals in bringing insights to life and building compelling narratives?

Crispin sat with Paul Hudson to understand the threats and challenges to survey research and the tactics and best practices to elevate participant experience and research quality.

Discover the latest companies who have chosen to join the ESOMAR community as corporate members.

The post-pandemic recovery is in its fifth gear.

Why is an inclusive question important when you want to get the right answer?

Does keeping it in-house pose a threat to research agencies?

Dan Wish's leadership journey unveils a holistic approach encompassing team empowerment, strategic partnerships, global leadership finesse, conflict resolution, and unwavering leadership values.

"A few clients mentioned their successful large-scale tests enabling them to produce far more sophisticated market segmentation analyses. "

A recent roundtable discussion delved into the diverse landscape of AI's role in qualitative research, raising a multitude of questions and considerations.

Over two round table sessions, we (a collection of clients and suppliers from a wide range of countries, including Japan and Tunisia) discussed the implications of AI on the evolution of research methods.

ESOMAR brought together experts, practitioners and curious learners (such as myself) eager to learn and share knowledge about one of the tropical topics – Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the insights industry.