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Marketing Research Firms in Washington (DC--VA--MD)
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RIVA Market Research & Training Institute
Phone: (301) 770-6456, Rockville, MD
Founded in 1981, RIVA is a Qualitative Market Research Firm and Training Institute which has served the qualitative community for 29 years....
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Beacon Research
Phone: (410) 263-3934, Annapolis, MD
An innovative qualitative research consultancy that specializes in NewQual methods and hybrid designs in the U.S. and abroad....
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