Davies+Mckerr expands qual team

UK – Cultural research agency Davies+Mckerr (D+M) has added three people to its qualitative team, including Meg Palmer as insight director.

Meg Palmer

Palmer (pictured) was previously head of cultural intelligence at Verve, where she spent seven years.

Palmer is joined at D+M by Olivia Askew as associate director and Bella Wateridge as insight manager.

Askew had a prior role as strategist at Big Tent Strategy, while Wateridge has qual experience from 2CV and Razor, as well as client-side at Tesco.

D+M is an employee-owned cultural research agency founded in 2005 in London.

Tom Anderson, managing partner at D+M, said: “As we’ve grown since becoming an employee-owned business, we’re doing more immersive, culturally focused work, and Meg, Olivia and Bella add to what is already a brilliant team.”

Palmer said: “It’s been great to dive into some interesting briefs, and I’m looking forward to making cultural thinking an even bigger part of our work.”

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