Market and social research.
MRS.
Championing sector
With data the new gold, disinformation a constant challenge and AI’s influence growing, MRS (the Market Research Society) has a vital role to play in today’s society. As the UK’s professional body for research, insight and analytics, it is a world-leader for promoting ethics and the benefits of evidence-based decision-making.
Acting as an extension of its in-house team, Camargue supports MRS in taking a leadership position on the issues that matter to its members including public trust in research, privacy and synthetic data.
We contribute to wider debates so that the views of the market research sector are accounted for, and its contributions acknowledged.
Working alongside MRS’ chief executive officer, Jane Frost CBE, MD Debrah Harding and others in the sector – from leaders to new joiners – we deliver integrated communications, providing broadcast, print and online media opportunities for MRS to speak to peers, members and the broader business and political communities.
We encourage talented, passionate individuals to build a career in research, including by showcasing the Market Research Executive Apprenticeship. We offer advice when announcements are urgently required to guide the sector, such as at the start of the first lockdown, alongside longer-term recommendations – for instance, how to harness social media.
Camargue provides event support for both MRS’ annual awards and conference – highlights of the research sector’s calendar – preparing written content, including scripts, and promoting their value to insights professionals, clients and beyond.
Jane Frost CBE
Chief Executive
MRS (Market Research Society)
Camargue is essential to our objective of growing appreciation and awareness of what the research sector is and its value to the UK."
"Adept at spotting opportunities and swift to respond, they have also proved as effective at handling emergencies and crises. We have a very long and fruitful relationship with Camargue"
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