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Research Manager – Quantitative or Mixed Methods - Independent Insight & Strategy Consultancy

Spalding Goobey Associates
London
1 month ago
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Research Manager – Quantitative or Mixed Methods - Independent Insight & Strategy Consultancy

Location: Central London
Salary: £40,000 – 49,000 + Excellent bens
Job type: Permanent
Reference: 564729

Our client is a growing insight-led strategic advisory consultancy dedicated to incorporating public and stakeholder opinion into their clients' strategies. They utilize a range of research methodologies, spanning all quantitative and qualitative techniques, serving diverse clients across private, public, and third sectors.

The company is led by experienced seniors with expertise in strategic communications, political research, brand development, and consumer engagement. They seek a Research Manager with a strong background in quantitative or mixed methods research, who is passionate about engaging with current issues both domestically and internationally.

Some qualitative research experience is advantageous, but the company offers support for developing skills in this area. Your responsibilities will include stakeholder engagement, understanding reputation, developing communication campaigns, and facilitating innovative thinking.

This role offers significant opportunities for professional growth, impact, and contribution to thought leadership within a supportive environment.


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