NEWS6 August 2013
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UK — Youth market research specialists YouthSight has launched a co-creation agency aimed at tapping millennials.
Based in London, Bright Young Minds is headed by managing director Stephen Wise and co-creation director Anna Peters and the agency aims to help brands and creative agencies collaborate with millennial market minds in order to innovate and re-think their strategies.
The firm uses a proprietary segmentation tool to extract the top 25% skilled young people from YouthSight’s OpinionPanel Community.
Peters (pictured) said: “Because we are applying the right consumer skill sets at the right point in the process, our approach goes beyond what co-creation has been able to offer to-date. This means we ensure brand owners a real divergence of thinking and the ability to build and challenge ideas more effectively.”
To date, in its pre-launch phase, Bright Young Minds has completed projects for TV Licensing, Legal & General and PUMA.
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