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Marketing Research Firms in New York
Providers 1 to 9 out of 9
(in randomized alpha order, starting with "G", after featured listings)
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Deep See Research
Phone: (914) 948-8833, White Plains, NY
Deep See specializes in international consumer research, delivering insight that drives real action. With an established global network of offices......
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SIS International Research
Phone: (212) 505-6805, New York, NY
SIS International Research, founded in 1984, is a leading full-service global & US Market Research and Market Intelligence Firm....
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B2B International
Phone: (914) 761-1909, White Plains, NY
B2B International is a leading global business-to-business market research consultancy providing customized b-to-b research and intelligence studies....
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GfK Retail and Technology USA
Phone: (212) 993-5311, New York, NY
Our research focus is on the retail environment and shopper insights. We offer custom and syndicated solutions to address our clients’ business needs....
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Insight Strategy Group
Phone: (212) 584-2323, New York, NY
Insight Research Group is a research-driven strategy firm that inspires its clients to build innovative and impactful experiences for consumers....
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KS&R
Phone: (888) 8KSR-INC, Syracuse, NY
Full-service qualitative/quantitative custom market research and consulting firm with expertise in technology, health care, financial services, media...
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Leibowitz Marketing Services Inc.
Phone: (212) 292-4431, New York, NY
We assist clients in determining, evaluating and improving their competitive position. Business-to-business, institutional and consumer research....
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MSW Research
Phone: (516) 394-6000, Lake Success, NY
MSW provides research based, brand strategy consultancy to support an integrated brand experience...
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Sources For Research, Inc.
Phone: (212) 787-8810, New York, NY
One-stop shop for superlative qualitative services from design and implementation (recruitment, moderating, interviewing) to analysis...
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