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UK — NatCen Social Research has hired Kevin Ford, Hall & Partners’ global head of research solutions, as its new director of research.
In his new role, Ford will head NatCen’s six research departments which undertake a variety of work, including major studies like the British Social Attitudes Survey and the Family Resources Survey.
CEO Penny Young said: “Kevin’s expertise in new product development, getting the most out of data and understanding what clients want will bring an exciting new edge to our social research offer.”
Ford joined Hall & Partners last February. Prior to that, he spent four years with Harris Interactive as European head of brand and marketing communications research. Earlier in his career he worked for RSL/Ipsos.
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