NEWS3 January 2013
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UK — Engage Research, which works with clients in the drinks, FMCG and media sectors, has hired quantitative specialist Jen Halliwell as a director.
Halliwell has been working freelance since July, prior to which she spent almost a decade as research director, then knowledge director, at Hall & Partners. Earlier in her career she worked at Ipsos and Millward Brown.
Engage Research director Deborah Sleep said: “Jen is a highly experienced quant expert and her input will help support our existing strength within the Engage team.”
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