Inside Insights

If there’s one thing this year has reminded us, it's that life happens. And it’s okay if everything doesn’t go exactly as planned – because life is truly unpredictable. In this episode, Elaine Rodrigo (Chief Insights & Analytics Officer at RB) shares her thoughts on being flexible and getting things wrong, how she's seen the insights industry evolve, and three key pillars of advice for up-and-coming insights professionals. 

If there’s one thing this year has reminded us, it's that life happens. And it’s okay if everything doesn’t go exactly as planned – because life is truly unpredictable. In this episode, Elaine Rodrigo (Chief Insights & Analytics Officer at RB) shares her thoughts on being flexible and getting things wrong, how she's seen the insights industry evolve, and three key pillars of advice for up-and-coming insights professionals. 

What skills do you need to succeed as an insights professional in today’s world? Now what about the future? In this episode, Michael Brereton (Executive in Residence at Michigan State University & former CEO of Maritz Research) shares the work he's doing now to help mold insights professionals of the future and what he predicts for this next generation of leaders.

What skills do you need to succeed as an insights professional in today’s world? Now what about the future? In this episode, Michael Brereton (Executive in Residence at Michigan State University & former CEO of Maritz Research) shares the work he's doing now to help mold insights professionals of the future and what he predicts for this next generation of leaders.

Kate Schardt (Sr. Director of PepsiCo’s Ada Global Insights Platform) shares her journey to becoming the woman running digital transformation at one of the world’s biggest snack brands and lends her advice to those just starting out in their careers.

Kate Schardt (Sr. Director of PepsiCo’s Ada Global Insights Platform) shares her journey to becoming the woman running digital transformation at one of the world’s biggest snack brands and lends her advice to those just starting out in their careers.

From the California wildfires to the Black Lives Matter movement, there are a lot of eyes on the U.S. right now. And as November quickly approaches, yet another pressing matter rises to the surface: the 2020 presidential election. In this episode, Diane Hessan (CEO of Salient Ventures and former CEO and Founder of C Space), dives deep into the work she’s doing to interpret the minds of American voters – from understanding the undecided, to what influences perceptions, and why people vote the way they do.

From the California wildfires to the Black Lives Matter movement, there are a lot of eyes on the U.S. right now. And as November quickly approaches, yet another pressing matter rises to the surface: the 2020 presidential election. In this episode, Diane Hessan (CEO of Salient Ventures and former CEO and Founder of C Space), dives deep into the work she’s doing to interpret the minds of American voters – from understanding the undecided, to what influences perceptions, and why people vote the way they do.

Whether big or small, people are making decisions every day. And in today’s world, decisions tend to happen fast. But what influences people to make the choices they do? In this episode, industry icon Eric Salama (Former CEO of Kantar, Board Member of Morning Consults & Chair of Comic Relief) discusses the timeless power of emotion and shares what he’s learned over the course of his career – from his recent involvement in the charitable giving and polling landscape – to the biggest change he’s seen for the market research industry.

Whether big or small, people are making decisions every day. And in today’s world, decisions tend to happen fast. But what influences people to make the choices they do? In this episode, industry icon Eric Salama (Former CEO of Kantar, Board Member of Morning Consults & Chair of Comic Relief) discusses the timeless power of emotion and shares what he’s learned over the course of his career – from his recent involvement in the charitable giving and polling landscape – to the biggest change he’s seen for the market research industry.