Research Manager

City of London
2 months ago
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Are you a Research Manager looking to continue a career in bespoke research? Then you could be the perfect fit for this small, friendly and supportive agency in this flexible qualitative Research Manager role!

JOB TITLE: Research Manager
SALARY: Up to £50k
LOCATION: London (4 days a week in the office)

THE COMPANY

We're collaborating with a leading consultancy reshaping the media landscape through innovation and strategic vision. This forward-thinking firm partners with diverse clients, from groundbreaking start-ups to established media organisations, delivering tailored strategies driven by creativity, data analysis, and industry expertise.

Renowned for uncovering opportunities, they help organisations navigate challenges and achieve sustainable growth in a changing market. Their approach ensures clients meet immediate goals while positioning for long-term success, setting new benchmarks in media innovation and strategy.

They are currently looking to bring on a Research Manager, who is looking to continue their career in bespoke research.

KEY DUTIES

Managing research projects efficiently within agreed deadlines
Delivering high-quality insights that address client objectives
Client liaison, shaping research approaches to meet needs SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

An experienced project manager, who feels comfortable managing projects independently, juggling different demands and deadlines
Confident working across all areas of quantitative market research, including design, fieldwork and reportingInterested in this Research Manager role? Apply now and let's have a chat!

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