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Today is January 10, 2022. Happy Monday!
You’re listening to the Happy Market Research podcast. I’m Jamin Brazil, your host.
Before intros, sponsors, and content I’d like you to join me in honoring Naomi Henderson by reading her obituary published by The Washington Post on Jan. 7, 2022.
Naomi Henderson CEO of RIVA Market Research and co-founder of RIVA Training Institute, Naomi R Henderson, 77, passed away on December 21, 2021, from complications related to Covid.
Naomi was born in Alexandria, Louisiana, on January 2, 1944, the second of four daughters to Joseph and Anna Hairston. As the daughter of an Army officer, she grew accustomed to traveling and starting fresh in new places. She traveled across the US six times by car, and across the Pacific Ocean twice to live in Asia.
Naturally creative, Naomi wrote and performed plays in elementary school for the neighborhood families on her front porch, using bedsheets as curtains to ensure her entrances were dramatic.
She attended Roosevelt High school in Washington, DC, and received undergraduate degrees in psychology and education from D.C. Teachers College and a master's in education from American University.
She was a guest lecturer at George Washington University, Georgetown University, University of Georgia, and Hood College.
She was excited to continue her education and, before becoming ill, had recently announced that she would be pursuing her doctorate in 2022.
She served as a Master Trainer, teaching researchers the art and science of rigorous qualitative research techniques, writing curriculum for public and custom courses, and fulfilling her dream of leaving the industry better than when she entered.
Naomi led more than 6,000 focus groups and interviewed more than 60,000 respondents in groups or individually, receiving national recognition as a Master Moderator. She's been featured by Forbes Magazine and The New York Times, with T.V. appearances including The CBS Evening News, PBS Health Week, and NBC Dateline, along with several podcasts.