NEWS5 May 2010
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BRAZIL— Online panel and fieldwork agency Netquest has opened a new office in São Paulo.
The firm, which already operates panels in its native Spanish market, Portugal and Mexico, says the new office positions it to offer “quality panels and advanced survey tools” to researchers in Brazil.
Bruno Paro (pictured), who was previously responsible for new business development, has been given the new role of executive director and will lead operations in Brazil.
Netquest’s general director German Lowe said: “Brazil is a complex and challenging market, but we foresee an increasing demand for quality fieldwork services via the internet in the years to come.”
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