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UK — Dipsticks Research has promoted James Dickie, a former research manager of its Other Lines of Enquiry media research business, to head of brand and communications research for the Dipsticks brand.
In his new role Dickie leads a team of six researchers that work with media and brands across the UK and internationally.
Meanwhile, the firm has also promoted Judith Welford from senior research executive to head of public knowledge within the Dipsticks public and third sector research division.
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