Focus groups without the friction (experience a live online focus group from both sides of the room)
2026-04-15 13:00 - 13:30 (Europe/London)
Experience a live online focus group from both sides of the room.
High Tech Development (HTD) is running a Lunch and Learn session as an online focus group within their flagship qual platform, HT Meet. HT Meet is not a meeting platform alternative. It is a qual research environment designed for insight teams who require simplicity, reliability and strong data protection.
You may join in this Lunch&Learn demo in one of two ways:

As a participant: Take part from the respondent’s view. 10 spots available. (No incentives or food, just good conversation 🙂 REGISTER AS A PARTICIPANT HERE (note we will email you the login a few days before)
As a client observer: Watch the group as clients do, interact privately through chat, submit questions to the moderator, and join a live debrief at the end. REGISTER AS AN OBSERVER HERE (note we will email you the login a few days before)

What we’ll explore:

What slows online focus groups down and how to remove that friction
How the observer backroom should feel when it’s built for research, not meetings
Managing privacy, translation and compliance without disrupting flow
What moderators really need in-session (and what they don’t)
How remote, mobile and facility research can connect in one ecosystem
Mobile UX
Breakout rooms, Lobby and Tech rooms

What sets HT Meet apart:

Purpose-built for qual: Designed for focus groups, IDIs, and client observation – not business meetings
True researcher backroom: Separate observer audio, private chat, timestamped markers and instant multilingual playback
Privacy & compliance by design: Automatic PII-redacted transcripts, GDPR/TCPA-ready workflows and IP watermarking
Global, multilingual research:Native multi-audio channels with live language switching for observers.
Zero friction:100% browser-based – no downloads, logins or IT hurdles
Unified ecosystem: Seamless integration with HT Mobile (UX & ethnography) and HT Facility (in-facility qual)
White-glove tech support: Sessions run end-to-end so moderators can focus on the conversation

About High Tech Development
High Tech Development has been building secure, purpose-built video streaming technology for qualitative research since 2015.
Our flagship platform, HighTech Suite™, supports in-person and online focus groups, IDIs, ethnography, UX studies, and global streaming, all built on a foundation of security, speed, and simplicity.
Our tools are designed specifically for Qual research workflows and offer advanced capabilities such as secure observer backrooms, real-time translation and multilingual audio channels, instant one-click participant access, blur and watermarking for IP protection, encrypted data transfer, and robust access controls.
HighTech Suite™ brings together purpose-built products that support qualitative research wherever insight is created:

HT Meet: Remote live focus groups and IDIs with instant access, secure client viewing, real-time translation, built-in research tools, and immediate recordings.
HT Mobile: Global mobile streaming and fieldwork capture that enables teams to stream from anywhere in the world to anywhere.
HT Facility: High-quality in-facility and hybrid streaming with multi-camera support, multilingual audio, and a secure observer backroom.
HT Ethno: Mobile ethnography and in-the-wild capture including video diaries, in-home sessions, picture-in-picture, online UX recording, and multi-device streaming with real-time translation.
HT Insights: AI-powered analysis with automated clip generation, summaries, and smart tagging.

Built to Wall Street-grade compliance standards (GDPR, SSAE 18, SSAE 23, TCPA), HighTech Suite™ delivers seamless streaming, multilingual collaboration, and AI-driven analysis for research teams worldwide, so teams can focus on insight, not logistics.
“When facility streaming failed in Germany, HT Mobile delivered a secure backup in minutes, streamed from a phone and saved the project” ICG memberJeff Deighton @ Insight-Engineers
Speaker: Tom Meyritz – Global Partnerships Director
Tom has been working on the commercial side of Insight for over 20 years, and has worked client side, agency side and supplier side. An enviable black book of end client contacts has helped agency partners win business with the likes of Diageo, Amazon, Coca-Cola – so if you need introducing to a new prospect that’s where Tom fits in.

Speaker: Andrei Sarbu – Founder & CEO of HighTech Development
Creator of HighTech Suite™ – the privacy-first platform for qualitative research.

Speaker: Belma Lugic – Engagement Consultant | Client Relationships, Communication & Growth
With many years of experience across client engagement, employee engagement and business development in the market research industry, Belma brings a practical, relationship-led approach that helps businesses build trust, loyalty and clear, consistent positioning.

Speaker: Vlad Climase-Catrava – Senior Client Success & Product Specialist
Vlad assists research teams and moderators with conducting seamless online and in-person studies that are both secure and engaging. He supports every aspect, from onboarding and moderator training to resolving any unforeseen issues during sessions.

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High Tech Development

The Human Advantage in a Digital World - How to navigate the tension between convenience and connection
2026-04-16 11:00 - 12:00
This webinar has been generously sponsored by Babble Research, Research, Meeting and Training Facility in Solihull Birmingham

In a world which is increasingly digitised, and in an industry in which digital and agentic services abound, it’s hard to remember the power that in-person, real-life, human interactions can bring at every stage of the research journey.
This webinar will act as this reminder.
We welcome representatives from two industry initiatives, ‘Power of Presence’ and ‘The Fieldwork Collaboration Group’ to talk about their work, after which we will open up the discussion for your thoughts.
Specifically, you will leave the webinar with;

A greater understanding of what these industry initiatives are doing – and how we can all benefit
An understanding of the sorts of arguments that you can present to clients who resist the human advantage
An appreciation of the power of industry collaboration (rather than competition)
A sense of hope about the future of the Insight sector.

Power of Presence
As research becomes increasingly digital and AI-supported, the industry is asking an important question: what role does human presence still play in insight? Drawing on findings from the Power of Presence (POP) industry survey, this session explores why connection remains central to understanding people. Rather than positioning technology and human interaction in opposition, POP highlights the importance of balance. In a screen-mediated world, the ability to connect, observe and engage meaningfully may be one of the most valuable and undervalued skills in modern research.
The Fieldwork Collaboration Group
The Field Collaboration Group (FCG) was formed in early 2025 by Richard Bryan, Managing Director at Qa Research and Kathy Tomlin, Managing Director at QRS Market Research. It is a collective of market and social research agencies’ across the UK that offer or use face-to-face research as a key service offering. The aim is to grow the volume of interviewers, particularly in low coverage areas across the country.
Since the Covid-19 Pandemic the volume of face-to-face interviewers and recruiters has declined significantly, with many at the time deciding to retire or find other forms of employment. Some parts of the country have a very low volume if any interviewers at all, which affects our industry’s ability to fully meet client demands for this methodology when required.
The face-to-face research method is critical to accessing parts of the population that are harder to reach via online research methods. It is able to target very specific local geographies and therefore fulfil survey quotas that other methods struggle to achieve.
The main goal of the FCG collective is to boost face-to-face interviewer numbers by 100-200 into the market and social research industry over the next couple of years.
Interest in the group is continually growing with 16 companies actively involved.
In March 2026 the FCG are running a pilot training session with prospective interviewers in Greater Manchester following a recruitment process in the region and working collectively to produce training materials.
Following the pilot agencies across the FCG will share and discuss lessons learnt and agree improvements that could be made to the process. They will then select another region in the UK to deliver a recruitment and training session, focusing on a locality that has low interviewer coverage but continued high demand for this methodology.
During the webinar Richard and Kathy will share more about the FCG and its aspirations and how others can get involved.
Our Speakers:
Cara Allan
Cara is a Director at Plus Four Market Research (and The Qualitative Lab, London SW19) with over 20 years of international qual and quant expertise. She is known for her quick grasp of complex issues and cutting through the noise to achieve clear, human-centred insight. Cara energises projects with creative thinking, combining methodologies to produce tailored approaches across sectors. She brings audience motivations to life and delivers sharp, actionable findings that inspire confident decisions and drive meaningful change. With an awareness of the need for an evidence base, Plus4 have supported the POP campaign delivering a pro bono industry survey.
Richard Bryan
Richard is Managing Director of Qa Research a full service social and market research agency operating in a range of sectors including transport, education, utilities, health and social care, agriculture, environment, and tourism. Qa offers a wide range of online and offline qual and quant research services. A key part of Qa’s offer includes face-to-face surveying, often as part of multi-mode projects or as the only method on a project. Richard worked with Kathy Tomlin as a joint founder of the Field Collaboration Group (FCG) to bring the industry together to help boost the volume of interviewers in low coverage areas of the country. Richard chairs monthly online meetings with the FCG and provides advice on strategy. He also chaired a smaller group of FCG members to focus on developing the process and materials for training new interviewers.
Sam Grey
Sam is Managing Director of i-view London and has worked in market research for over 24 years. Beginning her career in recruitment and fieldwork operations, she has supported both qualitative and quantitative research across a wide range of sectors. Sam now leads one of the UK’s most awarded viewing facilities and is the founder of the Power of Presence (POP) campaign, a collaborative initiative bringing together UK viewing facilities to champion the value of face-to-face research. Her work is grounded in the belief that insight is created through human connection, and that as research evolves, empathy, interpretation and presence remain central to its impact.
Kathy Tomlin
Kathy is Managing Director of QRS Market Research with over 30 years’ experience in the industry. As a fieldwork specialist, Kathy initially started as a telephone interviewer and mystery shopper before her career spanned into all methodologies and areas of the business. Operationally, it has been impossible to ignore the sharp decline in UK based interviewers following the Covid pandemic and its resulting impact on fieldwork coverage, quality, and cost — issues Kathy believes are critical to the long-term sustainability of face-to-face research. As a joint founder of the Field Collaboration Group (FCG), Kathy is responsible for overseeing the group’s operations and co-ordinating its first recruitment pilot in March ‘26. Boosting interviewer numbers and maintaining a quality field force is imperative for safeguarding the long-term survival and future of face-to-face interviewing in an evolving research landscape.

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The ICG's Annual Quiz Night
2026-04-16 18:00 - 21:30 | Anomalous Space, 36 Pentonville Road, London, N19HF, United Kingdom
We’d love you to join us! Come individually (we’ll allocate you a team), or as a team (of 5).*
Special thanks to;

Our Quiz Masters Deanne and Marc Gold, iPoint Research
Our main sponsors, Teneo Translations, Qualzy and The Qualitative Lab.
First drinks sponsor, QuestionPro.

Tickets here

SPECIAL OFFER: *COME AS A TEAM OF 5 (JUST LET US KNOW HERE) AND WE’LL GIVE YOU A FREE BOTTLE OF WINE FOR YOUR TABLE.

BOOK GROUP: Will Storr’s ‘A Story is a Deal’
2026-04-22 12:00 - 12:45
The ICG’s Book Group is designed to give members a flavour of a range of books that other members value and encourage others to read and discuss them.
Each session will be led by an ICG member who’ll talk briefly about the content of the book they’ve chosen, why they chose it, and how they interpret and feel about it.
We’ll then open the session up to others to contribute their own thoughts. You don’t have to have read the book being discussed to attend the session, but we encourage as many of you as possible to do so.

This session will be led by Judith Rose (Explners) and will be about ‘A Story is a Deal: How to use the science of story to motivate and persuade’ by Will Storr.

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AI for Depth, Not Just Speed: A Platform Built by Researchers, for Researchers
2026-05-01 13:00 - 13:30
Join us for this Pitch Perfect* with Alok Jain, founder of DoReveal, and also now an ICG member.
About DoReveal

Built by researchers, for researchers, DoReveal is an AI-assisted qualitative research platform designed with a craft-first mindset. It supports researchers in developing accurate, nuanced, and in-depth insights, rather than simply accelerating output. The platform reflects real research workflows, helping teams move from raw data to clear, well-structured, and evidence-based findings.
DoReveal is used by over 100 researchers, including independent practitioners, boutique agencies, and organisations such as Snap, Amazon, and Kantar. As one customer put it:
“It makes us more thorough. It makes us better and more competent.”
What You’ll Learn
This session will provide a practical walkthrough of the DoReveal platform, illustrating how qualitative researchers can move from raw interview data through structured analysis to report-ready outputs.

From interviews to insight
How to go from interview recordings to synthesized findings and report-ready outputs.
AI that supports depth, not shortcuts
Using AI to enhance critical thinking, not bypass it—keeping the researcher in control of interpretation.
Working with research frameworks
Applying structured analysis approaches to achieve rigor, clarity, and depth in qualitative work.
Researcher-first workflows
How DoReveal aligns with how qualitative research is actually conducted, rather than forcing rigid processes.
Transparent, project-based pricing
A practical look at affordability for small teams, with simple and predictable pricing.

Alok Jain

Alok Jain is a research professional with over 30 years’ experience and the Founder and CEO of DoReveal, an AI-powered synthesis platform designed specifically for qualitative researchers.
Prior to founding DoReveal, he led research, strategy, and design initiatives at organisations including the World Bank, BNP Paribas, Carfax, Capital One, and Centene Corporation.
Alok Jain | LinkedIn
Alok Jain, Author at The ICG
DoReveal – Transforming Research with AI-Powered Insights

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* Pitch Perfect is the new name for our Lunch&Learn programme

AI in 2026 – What's The Wider Insight Industry Saying About It?
2026-05-05 16:30 - 17:15
This Knowledge Share is presented by ICG member Diana Hilty-Vance and is generously sponsored by Liveminds

In this Knowledge Share, Diana Hilty Vance will feedback on what she heard at the Qual360 Berlin Conference this year, which focused primarily on AI and Qual.

Specifically, she’ll talk about;

Who is doing what with AI in qualitative research?
What is AI Slop and why is it problematic?
What people really think of the tools and services available.

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KNOWLEDGE SHARES ARE FOR ICG MEMBERS ONLY

Collecting Qual in a Quant Environment
2026-05-13 13:00 - 13:30
Do you struggle to capture deep, qualitative insights within surveys that are primarily limited to quantitative, closed-ended questions?

Join Senior Account Manger Oku Egho and discover how to collect real-time video feedback in your research through QuestionPro’s VideoAI solution.
AI-driven emotion and sentiment analysis provides you with the flexibility to generate comprehensive reports and create snapshot views for instant insights.
Specifically, this session will show you how to gain;
● Authentic insights: capture ‘the why’ through tone, facial expressions, and natural language
● Unified workflow: add qualitative depth without switching tools or platforms
● Compelling Storytelling: share human stories and video clips that resonate with stakeholders more than charts alone
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Getting Representation Right In Qual and Quant
2026-05-14 11:00 - 12:00
Join us for this panel discussion about the impact that getting a properly representative sample can mean for the effectiveness of your research, and how to go about persuading clients of the importance of this.
We welcome Daniel Singham (Yonder Data Solutions) and Kate Dale (This Girl Can) to share their experiences, alongside ICG member Annabelle Phillips, who’ll give her experiences from a qualitative perspective.
We will then open up for a discussion about the challenges we face in this and where to go/what you can use to help navigate this.
This will be a discussion rooted in real case studies and shared experiences.
Daniel Singham

Daniel Singham is Commercial Director at Yonder Data Solutions and a member of the MRS Main Board, with more than 20 years’ experience across commercial and operational roles in market research. He also chairs the MRS Representation in Research Committee, where he champions inclusion, representation and better reflection of diverse audiences across the industry.
Kate Dale

After starting life as a journalist, Kate evolved into a campaign and digital specialist. She’s currently leading This Girl Can – Sport England’s award-winning, disruptive campaign to get more women more active. She’s a strategic communicator with extensive experience in producing integrated behaviour change and marketing campaigns. Kate is also a confident and inspiring public speaker, experienced writer and analytical campaign and content strategist. Outside work, she’s a stand-up comedian and co-owner of The Queer Comedy Club and Milli Productions.
Annabelle Phillips
Annabelle is the founder of AP Research, specialising in getting beyond the obvious, finding the insights that make effective solutions that make the difference.
She combines social and market research approaches – using creative research solutions often with the seldom heard.
She was previously ICG committee member responsible for Diversity & Inclusion, sits on the MRS EDI Board and its Social Equity Group.

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Not another Gen Z brief: Exploring the Older Adult Opportunity in Asia
2026-05-19 09:00 - 10:00
Developed Asian markets share a defining reality: rapidly ageing societies. Yet most brands persist in chasing youth, overlooking those with longer lives, deeper pockets, and rising cultural influence.
To shed light on this huge opportunity, join fellow ICG members Drago Djourov and Scott Percival to hear key insights from their proprietary research — “The New Contract”.
Their qual-quant study focused on the experiences of 50+ adults in Singapore and Japan through the lens of retirement. They’re also building on the learnings via a series of expert interviews from across Asia on their podcast – Potluck.
This session will unpack the key dimensions that define the older adult experience in Asia — and reveal how brands can authentically engage this audience. With implications for any ageing market – and a challenge to help your clients see what they’ve been missing.

Scott Percival

Scott is the founder of Lore Consulting, based in Singapore. Lore focuses on learning what brands must know about people, cultures and categories to help drive decisions, inspire ideas and be part of the story. We work with selected local partners and associate researchers across Asia to deliver qualitative projects – with specialisms in brand, communications and UX research.

Drago Djourov
Drago left post-Communist Bulgaria to go to university in post-bubble Japan, make a stop in post-reunification HK, and then start an insights agency in post-LKY Singapore. Now, with a network of partners, he conducts research across Asia for London-based MNCs, Chinese startups or New York ad agencies. Most of his work is in travel, tourism and hospitality, but has experience across categories.

Potluck
Born in 2019, Potluck is the podcast that stirs up a unique flavour of people, culture and brands in Asia. As co-hosts, Drago and Scott speak with guests from across the brand, marketing and academic spheres. In 2025, we’ve rebooted the show – using it as extension of our thought leadership collaboration, beginning with The New Contract.

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How to Run Online Qual Your Way - Not the Platform’s Way
2026-05-20 13:00 - 13:30
Join us as we host incling for this Pitch Perfect*

This session shows how to run online qual your way – fast, flexible and free from the constraints of rigid platforms. We’ll break down how to deliver quick‑turn studies, shape communities to fit your needs and run multi‑market work without losing depth or control.
You’ll learn:

What quick, flexible online qual looks like in the real world
How to adapt approaches to different clients, timelines and budgets
When to choose platform‑only, managed support or full‑service delivery
How AI‑supported moderation speeds things up while keeping the human touch
Practical examples of agile online qual that actually works

It’s a straight‑talking, practical session for researchers who want to work smarter, move faster and stay in control
About incling
incling is a qualitative research provider specialising in online communities and multi‑market online qual. Our platform is built for flexibility – from rapid pop‑ups to complex global programmes, and works in 27 languages with built‑in translation, transcription and AI‑supported moderation.
You can work with us in three ways:

Platform‑only when you want full control
Managed support when you want to stay hands‑on but need operational help
Full‑service qual when you want end‑to‑end delivery

Everything we build is designed to help researchers run online qual their way – fast, flexible and without compromise
Glen Tooke – Commercial Director

Glen is Commercial Director at incling, where he helps agencies and insight teams run fast, flexible online qual that fits the way they work. He specialises in shaping go‑to‑market strategy, elevating client engagement and building research programmes that balance speed, depth and operational clarity.
Before joining incling, Glen held senior commercial and insight roles across Consumer Edge, FDM, and more than a decade at Kantar – leading investment, financial services and fashion, insight and business development teams. His background spans business development, strategic consulting and client leadership, giving him a blend of commercial sharpness and research fluency
Across his career, Glen has helped brands, agencies and financial institutions make smarter decisions by combining strong narrative, rigorous insight and practical commercial thinking. At incling, he brings this experience to the world of online qual – helping teams design agile, researcher‑led approaches supported by modern tools, AI‑assisted moderation and multi‑market delivery.

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Glen Tooke | LinkedIn
incling – Online market research | Online Communities
*Pitch Perfect is the new name for Lunch&Learns

Beyond Claude: Building Real Research Capability with Agents
2026-06-02 12:00 - 12:45
“Can’t you just paste survey data into ChatGPT?”
Well, you can, but you’ll hit serious problems with security, accuracy, and adhering to MR standards. ICG member Matt Gibbs will demonstrate what a reliable alternative looks like, sharing tips and knowledge, having spent the past few years building agentic systems specifically for market research.
This session covers:

How agentic systems accelerate speed to insight while maintaining MR-grade rigour
Six principles for evaluating any AI solution (expanding on Matt’s recent ICG article)
Top tips on what to demand from your vendors
Practical knowledge-share for independents advising clients on AI adoption

The session closes with a call to action: how our sector can lead responsibly in a world where AI is reshaping research, and what independent consultants can do to guide their clients toward tools that protect, rather than undermine, the industry’s standards.
Matt Gibbs
Matt enjoys music, beer, conversation & crispy nibbles. If you can throw cricket into that mix…more’s the pleasure! Professionally, he’s a founder of Bayes Price, owner of Platinum (Human insights. AI-Powered.), ICG member, Certified MRS, Member of the Australian Research Society, and Chair of the TSAPI Steering Group.
He tries to promote our insights sector, share knowledge, and is keen to facilitate communications between anyone interested in better connecting insights with the wider world. Matt’s most recent presentations include “Standing Up For Insights” at IIEX Washington April ‘26 and “Moving the Ownership from Data Point to Point of View” Quirks London May ‘26.
Matthew Gibbs | LinkedIn.

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ICG Member Virtual Speed Networking (using Zoom)
2026-06-03 13:00 - 14:30
We are excited to bring you another ICG Member Speed Networking session, hosted on Zoom.
This is your opportunity to meet others in small groups for short periods of time.
A perfect opportunity to meet potential colleagues, share experiences with other members, and generally feel part of the ICG community.
We’d encourage you all to treat this as a fun way to get to know others, rather than being a direct sales pitch.
Register your place here

FRACTURED: Britain's Right Wing Populism. What It Really Is, and Why It's Growing
2026-06-18 11:00 - 12:00
Join a fascinating panel of researchers as they draw on years of primary research to challenge some of the most common assumptions made by people working in research, policy, communications and public life. This talk offers a framework for thinking about what an effective response might actually look like as well as clues to why brands must lean back into purpose.
Our Speakers
Pauline McGowan is a director and Head of Strategy at The Nursery. She has worked in brand, communications and innovation research for over 20 years both in the UK and internationally. She runs the money and social team at The Nursery and speaks and writes regularly in both industry and wider conferences and press.
Pauline leads The Nursery’s Generations Research, a broad biennial survey, now covering the UK and US, which aims to shine a light on true differences across generations and what that means for society and business.
She’ll be presenting some fascinating and surprising data on young people’s attitudes and emerging trends from The Nursery Research & Planning ‘This is Us Generations’ research.
Steven Lacey (ICG member) is the founder and Managing Director of The Outsiders, a cultural insight agency he established in 2016, specialising in behavioural change research, hard-to-reach audiences, and understanding cultural undercurrents in the UK and globally. A foresight specialist, commercial anthropologist and strategist, Steven has extensive experience advising governments, opposition parties, global brands and international advertising agencies. He has worked across more than 60 markets and with clients including the Home Office, Mars, Bodyform, and the award-winning ‘This Girl Can’ campaign. An MRS Research Hero (2021) and co-founder of MRS Unlimited, Steven also established the Cultural Insights Forum in 2017 and founded No Man’s Land, a research agency focused on masculinity and men.
Steven is one of the UK’s leading research voices on the far right, populism and disinformation and has co-authored the landmark report ‘Disinformation, UK Democracy and Attitudes Toward Ukraine and Russia in the UK’ — launched in the House of Commons in January 2026.
Steven will be painting an incredibly vivid picture in his inimitable way on the state of the UK nation right now. He will help us to understand the Far Right, and how this is a more disparate group than you might think from research by The Outsiders and Resilience & Reconstruction.
Annabelle Phillips (ICG member) is Founder of AP Research, Co-Chair of the MRS’ Social Equity Group, sits on the MRS EDI Council, and Diversity Lead for the ICG (Insight Consultants Group). She specialises in research at the intersection of the private and public sector, and in particular comms, branding and customer closeness research with organisations that have a social value. She is passionate about giving a voice to often ignored audiences, breaking down barriers and dismantling biases to make sure policies, services, campaigns and strategies are relevant to everybody’s needs.
Annabelle will be taking you through research conducted by AP Research exploring the Populist Right communication’s playbook to help understand the lessons that can be learnt across the political landscape and for all marketing and comms teams. This has been a pro bono project and shout out to Field Notes and True Stories Ltd for allowing her to use their services.
Please note…
The speakers are not aiming to provide a balanced comparison, but rather, are sharing their observations on the current cultural landscape.
The findings they will be presenting are potentially challenging and certainly thought-provoking observations on a section of today’s UK society and do not aim to demonstrate any intended political allegiances.

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ICG Summer Party (London)
2026-07-02 18:00 - 22:00 | Lockhouse Paddington, 3 Merchant Sq E,, London, W2 1BF, United Kingdom
This event has been generously sponsored by AddMaple, Catalyse Research, and Question Pro

Tickets are now available for the ICG’s annual Summer Party on Thursday 2 July, 6pm, at the Lockhouse, Paddington, London.
Tickets are £42+VAT+ticketing fees, to include great food and drinks.
Buy your tickets here
