We are delighted to be presenting, exhibiting and sponsoring the EphMRA Annual Conference in Amsterdam, on 20-22 June. Representing Research Partnership at the event are Director Richard Head, Research Director Jennifer Redfearn and Associate Director An-hwa Lee.
- Director and EphMRA board member Richard Head is attending the conference and presenting a short paper on Patient Centricity on Thursday 22nd June from 11:25-11:55, agency session 16 in the ‘Derkinderen’ room. We are delighted to announce that Richard has been nominated for The EphMRA President's Award for contribution to Pharmaceutical Market Resaerch. The Winner will be announced at the conference.
- On Wednesday 20th June from 12:10-12:40 in the Future Leaders session, Jennifer Redfearn will be presenting the paper ‘Rare disease market research online communities (MROCs) – a 360 degree look at this important data collection methodology’
- An-hwa is a member of the Learning and Development committee and will be convening a pre-conference training workshop from 12.30 - 16.30 on Tuesday 20th June, entitled ‘Skills Workshop: Qualitative’ covering ethnography and projective techniques as qualitative methodologies.
This year we are excited to be sponsoring the conference photography. Our team of photographers will be making their way around the Beurs van Berlage exhibition centre documenting the three day event for the post conference newsletter and photo-round up.
If you are planning to attend the EphMRA Annual conference and would like to meet with us, you are very welcome to pop by stand number 14 for the chance to win an Amazon Echo Dot or contact us now to set up a meeting with Richard, Jennifer or An-hwa.
Research Partnership regularly provides training to clients at their offices on various qualitative and quantitative techniques. Find out more about our training courses, or to arrange a training course for your team, contact us now.
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