NEWS14 November 2014
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UK — Hetta Bramley, previously of Engage Research, has joined insights and planning agency ruby cha cha as director of Insight and Planning.
At Engage, Bramley (pictured) led the qualitative research offer, having previously worked at Synovate, MediaCom and ChildWise.
“Hetta has a great track record working for some of the biggest names across a wide variety of sectors, in addition to a proven ability for developing exciting new methodologies, making her the ideal person to champion the qual offer at ruby cha cha,” said ruby cha cha’s UK CEO, Kristin Hickey.
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