NEWS2 June 2011
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US— London-based online qual software and services provider Dub has opened its first US office in Los Angeles.
The new office will be led by Kerry Hecht, who has formerly worked for Hall and Partners and Added Value in the US.
Co-founder and CEO Stephen Cribbett said: “Our global clients are increasing demand and we have tailored our support to meet their needs in all markets, the US being one of the most important.”
Dub makes software for ad hoc online qual research, online communities and knowledge management, for clients including TNS, Ipsos, RDSI and Flamingo.
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