NEWS5 September 2013
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UK — Research and strategy consultancy Populus has hired Andy Barker and Ian Bramley.
Barker (pictured top) joins as head of qualitative research having been a director at Engage while Bramley joins from Ipsos, specialising particularly in the media sector.
Populus chief executive Michael Simmonds said: “I am delighted to welcome Ian and Andy to the team. They bring a depth of experience and knowledge which will be crucial in the coming months as Populus continues to branch out into new sectors and markets.”
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