NEWS28 August 2013
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UK — Engage Research has added three consultants to its quantitative research team.
Sandra Saadi joins as a research manager having worked as a marketing consultant at TNS RI while David Reah (pictured left) joins from Ipsos ASI where he was a research executive.
Meanwhile, Jack Cox joins as an assistant research executive, having recently returned to the UK after working in Hong Kong for the past year.
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