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UK— Research consultancy Incite has appointed former 2CV senior strategic director Tom Marriage as principal.
Marriage is a qualitative specialist whose past work includes NPD projects for Nestlé UK and Carlsberg-Tetley. Prior to 2CV he was a planning consultant at Corporate Edge and previously worked for Quadrangle.
Incite has also appointed Emily Taylor and Jenny Hall as associates. Taylor joins from The Research Partnership, where she was a senior research executive, while Hall was previously a researcher at JRA Research.
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