Today’s podcast is the first in Season 6, and our first on the critical topic of Insight team positioning. It’s a concept the IMA introduced 9 years ago, and ever since we’ve been slightly obsessed by Insight teams’ need to optimise their position in the hearts, minds and decision-making process…
There is no point in producing any research or analysis unless it drives change. So, forward-looking Insight teams think carefully about how they are going to disseminate their insights and ideas. As we’ve heard in earlier seasons of our podcast, the IMA’s most effective corporate members have …
Episode 44 of the IMA's Transforming Insight podcast is now available. In this extended episode, James talks to Renate Brockes, Customer Insight Lead at Transport for London. Renate brings us on her journey from her initial role in market research at the Met Police to leading TFL's Insight team.…
I hope you all enjoyed episode 44 and my interview with Renate Brockes from Transport for London? I took a lot from it, including some of Renate’s insights about imposter syndrome which we’ve found a great input to the research that my colleague Emma’s doing ready for our March Insight forums (i…
Episode 46 of the IMA's Transforming Insight podcast is now available. In this extended episode, James talks to Hazel Nicolson, Associate Director of Insights at Coca-Cola EP. Hazel brings us back to her decision to take up her role at Coca Cola EP and why she wanted a “pure Insight role”, rathe…
It’s episode 47, the last of season 6, and our Easter roundtable. And James is joined by Lisa Dutton, the IMA’s Head of Team Development, and Emma Jones, Head of Insight and Content. In this episode we talk about the positive vibe around AI in Insight at the moment, accepting that it’s still ver…