RESEARCH GOT TALENT IS BACK IN 2021 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Following on from the success of last year, AMSRO is delighted to announce our continued support of the international Research Got Talent award competition, a partnership initiative with the ESOMAR Foundation.

The overarching theme of the initiative is the role that market research and insights play in supporting charities and non-profit organisations to overcome relevant and meaningful social issues. The research can focus on social issues such as gender equality, access to justice, education, improving the lives of people with disabilities, environmental issues and climate change. Last year’s winner, Stephanie Perry from Ipsos won the Australian competition with her entry – Reaching out to Elderly Australians, in association with spur:org 

Sally Joubert - Sponsor, AMSRO member and ESOMAR Australian representative said:

“I was enormously pleased to be affiliated with Research Got Talent last year and support the work of our impressive young researchers. The project attracted a high level of interest from AMSRO and ESOMAR members - across the national and international industry - and next year promises to do the same.  As witnessed with our inaugural winner, Steph Perry, this competition provides a fantastic platform to enable young researchers to support a worthy cause of their choice, all while showcasing their professional talent. Don’t miss this opportunity to promote your company on the global stage and support your employees.” 

We invite you to join the Research Got Talent, sponsor team.  By becoming a sponsor, you join a small group of agencies who consider being part of the industry’s future a corporate strategy.  As a sponsor, you will have the opportunity to spend time with other, like-minded leaders from across our industry to assess the entries, promote excellence and determine who will take to the global stage and represent Australia.

The competition is open to young research professionals aged 18-35.  Entries open from 1 February and close 29 March 2021 with the global competition held in September. Project proposals may adopt traditional research methods, as well as new methods, including data analytics and analysis. Further information regarding the competition and eligibility will be announced early January 2021.

​To receive a sponsorship prospectus, please contact Sarah Campbell, Executive Director via email – sarah@amsro.com.au or call 0460 012 092.

About AMSRO

The Association of Market & Social Research Organisations (AMSRO) is the peak body for the market and social research, data and insights industry. AMSRO works in partnership with its company members, plus privacy authorities, business, government and the community to protect and promote the industry and uphold the highest ethical and privacy market and social research standards. Since its establishment in 1989, AMSRO has grown to more than 90 members, who employ over 5,000 people, representing 70% of the industry’s annual (data collection) turnover.  In 2003, AMSRO pioneered its own privacy code for members, which won an Australian Privacy Award in 2009.  www.amsro.com.au

 About the ESOMAR Foundation

The ESOMAR Foundation is a charity representing the Market, Social and Opinion Research industry. Our industry has a wealth of knowledge and experience that can be applied to every aspect of society to ensure a more transparent, reliable and sustainable world. The ESOMAR Foundation believes that a fair, just and peaceful society is deserved by all and recognizes the immense promise that the research community offers to those striving to achieve these goals on a global level. The ESOMAR Foundation brings volunteers and resources together to execute projects to help and support charities and NGO’s to achieve their aims. Its aim is to encourage the usage of more insightful and inventive research and increase the overall impact of market research in building a better world.