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UK — Discovery Research has promoted Kate McEnery-Evans to senior research director. She has a background in psychology and has expertise in running creative development workshops.
McEnery-Evans specialises in new media, broadcasting and retail research and counts Boots, Virgin Media and the BBC among her clients.
Discovery CEO Trish Parker said: “We are delighted to be able to promote Kate. She is a real Discovery success story having joined us as a graduate in 2003 and it is fantastic to see talent we nurture so carefully flourishing.”
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