Researchers with balls

Earlier this year, following a networking lunch, Andrew Smith proposed a charity walk with a difference. The plan was to walk the Monopoly Board, raising awareness and money for The Robin Cancer Trust who focus on testicular and ovarian cancer. After a few more...

ICG Member Buddy Scheme

An opportunity for ICG members to meet and exchange ideas/opinions with other members. Members are paired up for 3 months, after which the pairings change. No huge commitment needed, just a willingness to (probably virtually) meet up with your ‘buddy’ at...

AQR’s Qualversations Podcast

The ICG is delighted to be sharing the AQR’s Qualversations podcast series.   Introducing Qualversations : AQR’s new podcast series designed to expand perspectives and deliver thought provoking opinion pieces. It is shocking to think that only 23% of...

Why China doesn’t do WFH

Written by ICG member Simon Shaw, Ignite Qualitative Research Consultancy While working from home has become the ‘new normal’ in the West, it most certainly has not in China.  Most companies require people to make the daily commute to the office and, more to the...

Reflections on a return to the ICG

Article by returning member Tracey White, White Insight   It’s exciting, weird – and I won’t deny, a little scary to be back. It also feels like I’ve come home after a long trip away without much contact with my much-loved family. I’m wondering what took me so...

RECORDING: How bad are focus groups? Carbon Literacy for Researchers

The webinar acts as a bitesize introduction to the full one-day training, Carbon Literacy for the Insights Sector, accredited by the Carbon Literacy Project and starts to answer these questions: What is carbon literacy? What does a tonne of carbon look like and what...
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