



Just back from ESOMAR’s superbly organised and networking-friendly Berlin Congress and the first order of the day is to congratulate the award winners, pretty much all of whom have featured on RT.
So, congrats to…
- Best case history: Mike Cooke and Phyllis Macfarlane, GfK NOP (review)
- Best methodological paper: Orlando Wood, BrainJuicer (review). Orlando is a rising star – incredible gravitas for one so young
- Best overall paper (Fernanda Monti award): Mark Earls, Herd Consulting. No surprise to us, we were fans of Mark’s herd work before it rose to its current level of popularity
- ESOMAR excellence award for standards of performance in market research (John Downham award): DVL Smith, DVL Smith Group. David’s known for having given back more than most to the industry
We shot a bit of video while there and will endeavour to get it up over the next few weeks. It includes conversations with some of the keynotes
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ESOMAR CONGRESS ‘07 In the final of three preCasts ahead of this year’s Berlin-based Congress, conference chair John Kearon creates a stirring debate with three of the keynotes (an Oscar-winning film director with two best-selling authors and philosopher) on creating and delivering excellence.
If you haven’t already, do listen to the earlier podcast with Florian, James and Lou in which they briefly introduce themselves
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ESOMAR CONGRESS ‘07 In the first of three preCasts ahead of this year’s Congress event in Berlin, contrarian Mark Earls, a speaker at the event, hosts a roundtable to talk about recent innovation breakthroughs. Joining Mark are four other speakers including David Penn who’s a fan of neuroscience, Unilever’s Jaroslav Cir who’s into ethnography and semiotics, and Phillip De Wulf and Emmanuel Verhagen who believe that mobiles and the mobile internet have the power to completely change the way brands think about research. Powerful stuff
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- David Penn, MD, Conquest Research
- Emmanuel Verhagen, Leading Fellow, Psilogy
- Jaroslav Cir, Consumer Market Insights director, Rexona
- Mark Earls, Author and Herdmeister, Herd Consulting (Host)
- Philip De Wulf, Leading Fellow, Psilogy
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…being able to touch wealthy companies and having them make changes …to think much more holistically, will have an impact on people all around the world
EXCLUSIVE We like showcasing excellence. So why, you ask, does Anne Kirah deserve this accolade? Because she keeps things simple, she keeps it real. And while that may sound like a cliche, it’s what few clientside researchers do. Yet Anne has managed it at Microsoft. She and her team have got engineers thinking about the people who use their products. One team has even named part of their office Howard’s Corner as a legacy to an octogenarian man who forced them to design products and services for everyday folks and not just the tech savvy. Listen on, it’s inspirational and, as Vinny Jones would say, it’s emotional
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Recorded live at the Euro MR Event 2006
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“The board of Tesco still spends one week every year on the shop floor … in order to know what’s going on at the duck level.” (Patrick Barwise)

In this, the first preview podcast for the upcoming European MR Event in London, John Kearon of BrainJuicer and his roundtable of marketing and business thought-leaders discuss the future of research.
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- Ed Keller, The Keller Fay Group, and co-author, The Influentials
- Prof. Patrick Barwise, LBS, and co-author, Simply Better
- Peter Fisk, The Foundation, and author, Marketing Genius
- John Kearon, Chief Juicer, BrainJuicer (Host)
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