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UK — Victoria Wood has joined Vision One Research as director to lead its qualitative insight team.
In her new role, Wood (pictured) will head up the company’s qualitative, advertising and retail services.
Before joining Vision One, Wood had been a director at Optimisa Research and at Lala and Wood.
“The lure of Vision One’s research rigour and excellent products was too much to resist – the fact that they’re such nice people too makes a great combination and it was a very easy decision for me,” said Wood.
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