Explore " ipsos" with insightful episodes like "O seu salário já nem chega para as despesas?", "Emmanuel Probst | The Brand Assemblers | E49", "Was meinst du dazu? Bessere Meinungsforschung für Menschen mit Behinderung", "Mercado espera aberturas de capital, após ‘jejum’ em 2022" and "MM+M Podcast 10.13.22: Novartis maps a digital ecosystem, U.S. mulls "march-in" rights" from podcasts like ""Economia dia a dia", "BRANDERMAN", "IGEL - Inklusion Ganz Einfach Leben", "Notícia no Seu Tempo" and "The MM+M Podcast"" and more!
Segundo um estudo realizado pela empresa Ipsos, neste momento, o salário de metade dos portugueses não chega para as despesas regulares. O cenário europeu é negro e Portugal é apontado como um dos países em situação mais preocupante. Mas afinal, como é que os europeus estão a fugir a esta crise? E qual o grupo que está a ser mais afetado?
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Emmanuel Probst is Global Lead, Brand Thought-Leadership at Ipsos and adjunct professor at the University of California at Los Angeles.
Emmanuel's background comprises over 17 years of market research and marketing experience with strong academic achievements.
He is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author of "Brand Hacks" and "Assemblage – The Art and Science of Brand Transformation.”
In this episode, we talk about the art and science of brand building. Emmanuel explains the power of anti-heroes, villains, and saviors, and how they can be used to create a unique, memorable, and meaningful story for brands. He also shares his thoughts on the importance of understanding a brand, the industry, the audience, and the world before jumping into the creative execution.
At Ipsos, Emmanuel supports numerous Fortune 100 companies by providing them with a full understanding of their customer’s journey. His clients span across a wide range of industries, including consumer packaged goods, retail, financial services, advertising agencies and media outlets.
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No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo’, confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S. Paulo’ desta segunda-feira (16/01/2023):
O mercado brasileiro se prepara com mais otimismo para processos de abertura de capital em 2023, embora ainda pautado pela perspectiva de juros altos. Empresas do setor de infraestrutura, mais resilientes às oscilações da economia, estão de olho em uma nova janela de oportunidades para lançar capital na B3.
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Economia: Assembleia pode definir o futuro de Josué Gomes na Fiesp
Metrópole: Benefícios do parto normal
Caderno 2: BBB 23 começa hoje e promete prêmio recorde
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Marc speaks with Novartis' Janie Vitlina and Ipsos' Steve Reeves about a new approach to understanding how information flows within treatment categories, and Lecia offers an update on HHS Secretary Becerra's comment that the government is considering further drug pricing regulation, including possibly "march-in" rights. Plus: highlights from the 19th MM+M Awards ceremony.
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Do six in ten Americans really support teaching children below the age of 10 about sexual orientation and “gender identity”? That’s what ABC News and Ipsos want readers to believe from its latest polling, but their methodology exposes this as yet another a media narrative stunt.
By their own admission, the poll oversamples LGBTQ respondents in its too-small number of adults rather than registered voters. It appears that ABC and Ipsos polled specifically where they could expect opposition to be strongest—in selected urban areas—as a means to rebuke Florida governor Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis will sign a bill that prohibits instruction on sexual orientation before the fourth grade, keeping sex-education efforts focused instead on basic human biology.
DeSantis appears to have a better sense of parental opinion in Florida than ABC would like you to believe. We all need to watch carefully as media companies cook up surveys—like this one—in order to push a narrative rather than measure public opinion.
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Do six in ten Americans really support teaching children below the age of 10 about sexual orientation and “gender identity”? That’s what ABC News and Ipsos want readers to believe from its latest polling, but their methodology exposes this as yet another a media narrative stunt.
By their own admission, the poll oversamples LGBTQ respondents in its too-small number of adults rather than registered voters. It appears that ABC and Ipsos polled specifically where they could expect opposition to be strongest—in selected urban areas—as a means to rebuke Florida governor Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis will sign a bill that prohibits instruction on sexual orientation before the fourth grade, keeping sex-education efforts focused instead on basic human biology.
DeSantis appears to have a better sense of parental opinion in Florida than ABC would like you to believe. We all need to watch carefully as media companies cook up surveys—like this one—in order to push a narrative rather than measure public opinion.
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In this episode we speak with Kelly Beaver, CEO of Ipsos UK & Ireland.
Kelly Beaver is the CEO of Ipsos UK & Ireland
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If you’ve watched music videos from artists like the Weeknd, Shakira, Justin Bieber or Olivia Rodrigo, chances are you watched it on Vevo, the world’s leading music video network. Vevo reaches over one billion daily viewers globally, and 150 million US viewers monthly. Music videos represent a unique form of premium content. More than entertainment, they’re very much the soundtrack to our lives. This episode looks at how Vevo provides opportunities for brands to connect with hard-to-reach, diverse groups in authentic ways and how corporate engagement can go beyond ads.
A conversation with Laura Vanison, Director of Consumer & Artist Insights and Robert Velez, Senior Director of Multicultural Ad Sales at Vevo. Hosted by, Barbara Leflein of Leflein Associates (Co-Chair, Cultural Council) and Moderated by Janelle James, SVP, IUU Ipsos (Co-Chair, Cultural Council)
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What to do with Harry and Meghan? The Royal Family is rocked by another internal scandal this time after a headline setting interview the two royals had with Oprah Winfrey on American television. Also our regular Monday morning lay of the land on how Canada is dealing with Covid with the help of Dr Zain Chagla, infectious disease specialist at McMaster University.
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À première vue, le nouveau sondage d’IPSOS inquiète. Le tiers des Canadiens interrogés seraient sceptiques face aux sciences et aux scientifiques. Regardons les choses d’un peu plus près. Avec Véronique Morin et Charles Trahan
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PUBLISHED: 01/11/2019
Today on the Unpublished Cafe podcast: As the calendar turns to 2019, Canadians are looking down the road to see what is coming over the horizon. For some Canadians, the view is a little foreboding. While the pundits and pollsters have a different view as to what 2019 will bring, the one common thread through their work is that Canadians are probably the most cynical they've ever been.
While 2018 gave us tariffs, Trans Mountain and late night Twitter tirades of Trump, 2019 is shaping up to be an even nastier version of last year. As we start to navigate through 2019, here on the Unpublished Cafe, we are looking ahead at the benchmarks facing this country....and in an election year at that.
It is safe to say the federal election appears to be the defining moment of 2019. But there's plenty of racetrack left before the polls on October 21st.
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https://www.unpublished.vote/issue/271/gazing-through-canadas-crystal-ball-2019
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GUESTS:
Darrel Bricker
http://www.publicaffairs.ca/darrell-b...
Founder and CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs.
Nik Nanos
https://carleton.ca/secretariat/board...
Founder and Chair of Nanos Research
David Coletto
http://abacusdata.ca/about/
Abacus Data Founder/CEO
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REFERENCES:
https://abacusdata.ca/crystal-ball-gazing-for-2019/
https://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/andrew-scheers-choose-your-own-adventure-for-2019/
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lilley-poll-suggests-public-support-for-immigration-is-divided
https://www.tvo.org/video/winning-elections-by-populist-demand
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46625120
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-canadians-expect-economy-will-slow-down-in-2019-poll/
https://www.macleans.ca/politics/canada-is-a-tinderbox-for-populism-the-2019-election-could-spark-it/
https://www.thespec.com/opinion-story/8859849-for-andrew-scheer-building-a-new-coalition-will-be-an-uphill-battle/
https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/fed-conservatives-poised-to-win-majority-if-election-held-today-forum-poll
Edição desta sexta-feira, 24, fala sobre a pesquisa publicada pelo Barômetro Político Estadão-Ipsos que causou reações diversas no mundo político. Segundo os dados coletados, o apresentador de TV Luciano Huck teve uma melhora significativa na avaliação de sua imagem. Para o cientista político da USP José Álvaro Moisés, Luciano Huck deveria pensar em se preparar e aprender como funciona a máquina pública antes de querer ser presidente.
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This week we talk with Shelly Zalis, The Pioneer. Shelly is the CEO of The Female Quotient (TFQ,) a holding company focused on investing in the power of female leadership and skills. One of the company’s many ventures is The Girls’ Lounge, a concept that started as a physical space; a haven for women to connect at male dominated trade shows, and has quickly became an approach for addressing women’s issues in business, with major corporations paying attention. Before TFQ, Shelly’s was pioneering online research, having founded OTX ((Online Testing Exchange) and leading global innovation for Ipsos. She is a force of nature when it comes to unifying her industry connections, business opportunities and empowering women. She’s goes against the grain but always for the greater good, your gonna be blown away by listening to Shelly Zalis, The Pioneer, on the Tech Cat Show.
This week we talk with Shelly Zalis, The Pioneer. Shelly is the CEO of The Female Quotient (TFQ,) a holding company focused on investing in the power of female leadership and skills. One of the company’s many ventures is The Girls’ Lounge, a concept that started as a physical space; a haven for women to connect at male dominated trade shows, and has quickly became an approach for addressing women’s issues in business, with major corporations paying attention. Before TFQ, Shelly’s was pioneering online research, having founded OTX ((Online Testing Exchange) and leading global innovation for Ipsos. She is a force of nature when it comes to unifying her industry connections, business opportunities and empowering women. She’s goes against the grain but always for the greater good, your gonna be blown away by listening to Shelly Zalis, The Pioneer, on the Tech Cat Show.
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