Focus Group Recruiting
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Advanced Opinions
Phone: (516) 208-8448, Merrick, NY
Our Recruiting & Fielding Staff finds People for Mkt Rsch, Casting, etc. We Find Real People for Mkt Rsch, Ad Agencies, Entertainment Companies, etc....
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Ascendancy Research Minneapolis
Phone: (952) 544-6334, Minneapolis, MN
Part of Focus Coast to Coast network
Rated One of the Top Facilities Worldwide according to 2012 Impulse Survey Guide....
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Asisa Research
Phone: (305) 647-0930, Miami, FL
Full service market research and project coordination in the Caribbean, Latin America and the United States....
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BlueSky Market Research
Phone: (646) 706-7445, New York, NY
BlueSky offers recruiting and field management services so that you can focus on the research. We specialize in "high touch" qualitative recruiting....
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Consumer Vision Ltd.
Phone: (416) 967-1596, Toronto, ON
CV offers end-to-end qual mgmt services. Huge in-house recruiting database & 7 state-of-the-art focus group suites. DT Toronto....
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Eastcoast Research, Inc.
Phone: (910) 799-3211, Wilmington, NC
Exceptional recruiting is our #1 priority. High show rates, quality and integrity!...
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Elliott Benson Research
Phone: (916) 325-1670, Sacramento, CA
Top-rated facility by Impulse for past 13 years! On-site owner/manager to ensure the utmost quality, integrity and extraordinary service possible!...
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First Choice Facilities
Phone: (888) FCF-BIDS, Oak Park, IL
Part of First Choice Facilities
First Choice Facilities is a member-run national community of top-rated, independently owned research facilities...
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Focus Groups of Cleveland
Phone: (216) 901-8075, Cleveland, OH
Only facility centrally located with 3 luxurious focus group suites, including on-site recruiting, wireless broadband and a large multi-purpose room....
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L & E Research
Phone: (919) 782-3860, Raleigh, NC
28+ years of top rated services, delivered through continuous investment in database growth and highly educated PM's with industry expertise....
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Probe Research
Phone: (212) 922-9777, New York, NY
A nationwide recruiting company for focus groups, ethnographies, TDI's Remote Usability. We specialize in quick turn around and low incidence!...
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Recruit and Field, Inc.
Phone: (877) 359-7255, New York, NY
NY based Nationwide Recruiting Service for all qualitative methodologies; Focus Groups, Online Communities, Ethnographies, Webex Interviews, etc,...
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Recruiting Resources Unlimited
Phone: (718) 222-5600, New York, NY
RRU is the premier boutique recruiting firm to meet all your needs. Expert qualitative recruiting for projects on site, online, phone and ethnos....
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SIS Market Research - Focus Group Facility
Phone: (212) 505-6805, New York, NY
State-of-the-art NYC focus group facility. SIS International provides on-staff moderators, report-writers, translators and recruiters...
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FCP Research
Phone: (412) 279-5900, Pittsburgh, PA
Secondary market specialists in the U.S. and Pittsburgh's #1 consumer and medical field research facility. FCP has two large rooms with viewing....
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FOCUSCOPE, INC.
Phone: (708) 386-5086, Chicago, IL
Part of First Choice Facilities
Chicago's premier field service since 1980! Top Rated Facility-Impulse:10 straight years. Spectacular Chicago, Oak Brook, & Oak Park facility options...
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Facts 'n Figures Inc.
Phone: (818) 986-6600, Sherman Oaks , CA
Focus group facility & service. In-house recruiting, interviewing, & field management. Commercial test kitchen. Groups, IDI's, taste tests, fieldwork...
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Field Management Specialists, Inc.
Phone: (501) 666-2281, Little Rock, AR
Field Management Specialists, Inc. offers recruiting for focus groups, one-on-one interviews, mock trials, and any other recruiting needs nation-wide....
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Fieldwork Atlanta
Phone: (770) 988-0330, Atlanta, GA
Part of Fieldwork network
Four focus-group rooms with spacious viewing rooms seat designed for client comfort. Impulse rated "one of the world's best"...
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Fieldwork Boston
Phone: (781) 899-3660, Waltham, MA
Part of Fieldwork network
Brand new facility! 6 focus-group rooms designed for client comfort and excellent viewing. Impulse rated "one of world's best."...
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