NEWS14 March 2013
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US — Consumer research company InsightsNow has formed an advisory board to examine behavioural approaches to innovation.
Deep Marketing Alliance partner Bob Woodard; Joel Rubinson, president of Rubinson Partners; founding partner of Empirica Research David Neal and research consultant Kevin Sheridan have agreed to sit on the board.
InsightsNow CEO Dave Lundahl (pictured) said: “I am thrilled to work with such an esteemed group of colleagues.”
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