Join The Human Advantage Conference on October 1-2 to hear from some of the world’s leading experts in behavioral sciences and AI as they discuss the questions that will shape the future of organizations and society. From leadership and the future of work to consumer insights, trustworthy AI and democracy, the program brings together leading thinkers and organizations to explore some of the biggest questions facing business and society. Ipsos is proud to support this free global virtual conference, curated by Ipsos bva. 👉 Swipe to discover some of the sessions featuring Ipsos experts and reserve your free spot here: https://lnkd.in/evSFTPHk Lindsay Franke Jesse Itzkowitz, PhD Manuel Garcia-Garcia, PhD Greg Gwiasda, PhD Sarah Mittal, Ph.D. (she/her)
Ipsos in US
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New York, NY 53,673 followers
Ipsos is one of the largest market research companies operating in 90 markets with more than 20,000 professionals.
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In our world of rapid change, the need for reliable information to make confident decisions has never been greater. At Ipsos we believe our clients need more than a data supplier, they need a partner who can produce accurate and relevant information and turn it into actionable truth. This is why our passionately curious experts not only provide the most precise measurement, but shape it to provide True Understanding of Society, Markets and People. To do this we use the best of science, technology and know-how and apply the principles of security, simplicity, speed and substance to everything we do. So that our clients can act faster, smarter and bolder. Ultimately, success comes down to a simple truth: YOU ACT BETTER WHEN YOU ARE SURE First listed on the Paris Stock Exchange: July 1, 1999 Total revenues in 2024: 2,440.8 million euros Presence in 90 markets Full-time employees: ≃ 20,000 Clients around the world: + 5,000 50 million interviews conducted in 2024, of which 2/3 million online. Find out more about Ipsos at http://www.ipsos.com/en-us/
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Rapidly screen and identify high-potential ideas & concepts 🏎️ 🔍💡 Great innovations start with great decisions. AI has made it easier than ever to generate ideas, the challenge now is knowing which ones are worth pursuing. InnoTest with Synthetic Respondents enables brands to rapidly screen high volumes of ideas and concepts using AI-powered digital twins, powered by real consumer attitudes and behaviors within a specific category and market. Teams can quickly identify the most promising ideas and concepts, focus resources where they matter most, and move forward with greater confidence. Learn more about InnoTest with Synthetic Respondents: https://lnkd.in/eWGKAgWR #ipsosinnovates Mary Ann Packo, Lindsay Franke, Jessica Gates, Lisa Gudding, Dana Lowe Chris Moessner Sarah Brewer Procaccini, Ph.D. Pedr Howard Steve Girling Jim Vancho Heather Carruthers Pat Cummings Natalie Kinney Craig Bradley Danielle Edwards Tom Juetten Jason McGrath Matthew Maimone Justin Laborde, Ph.D. Patrick Sheposh Philip Ryan Jacqueline Hull Aron Galonsky Whitney Krause James James Conrad Chris Murphy Joe Colacurcio (he/him)
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What are consumers really saying about your brand, and what does it mean for your business? In this guide, we explore how organizations can build an effective social listening strategy, the KPIs that matter, and the trends shaping social intelligence in 2026. Take a look! https://lnkd.in/evP2gxyc Tom Juetten Joe Colacurcio (he/him)
What are consumers really saying about your brand, and what does it mean for your business? Social listening has evolved far beyond tracking mentions and monitoring sentiment. Today, it can help brands identify emerging trends, uncover unmet needs, understand competitors, and spot potential issues before they escalate. And with AI transforming how millions of online conversations can be analysed, the opportunity to turn digital signals into actionable consumer intelligence is growing. In this guide, Ipsos Synthesio explores how organisations can build an effective social listening strategy, the KPIs that matter, and the trends shaping social intelligence in 2026. Check out the comments box to explore the guide and discover how to turn online conversations into smarter decisions. Thierry Lalande
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Extreme weather isn't just changing landscapes. It's changing consumer behavior. In our latest Ipsos Cultural & ESG Intelligence research, consumers told us that the biggest impact of extreme weather isn't always property damage or power outages. For many we spoke to, it's the growing financial strain from higher food prices, energy costs, insurance premiums, and other unexpected expenses. As these households absorb weather-related costs, they're making real trade-offs across categories. The implications for brands are significant: extreme weather is influencing purchasing decisions, perceptions of value, and expectations of businesses in ways that are often overlooked. Swipe through for a snapshot of what we're seeing across the U.S. Interested in learning more about the research and what it means for your business? Connect with Janelle A. James, Dana Lowe, Lisa Gudding, or your Ipsos Client Officer. 🎥 For a broader global perspective, visit https://lnkd.in/e3Vk84xD to watch our new video featuring four Ipsos experts discussing the impact of extreme weather around the world, including insights from the U.S. #ConsumerInsights #ConsumerBehavior #ExtremeWeather #ClimateRisk #Sustainability #MarketResearch #BrandStrategy
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Revisit our panel discussion exploring the modern milestones for success, and how brand leaders across industry and public policy can adapt now with a deeper understanding of today’s consumer. Listen in today! https://lnkd.in/eQ_Kci-k Matt Carmichael Jason Feifer Diana Wu David Mia Silverio
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Can education still unlock opportunity? The answer depends increasingly on where in the world you ask. The Ipsos Education Monitor 2026 reveals a growing divide in how people view the future of young people. While optimism remains strong in many emerging economies, confidence is much weaker across several mature Western countries. Across 31 countries: 🎓 University remains the preferred route into the workplace, yet only 57% believe degrees offer good value for money. 🌍 62% think young people in their country would find better opportunities by moving abroad. 📱 73% support banning social media for children under 14, but only 39% believe AI should be banned in schools. 🧠 Mental health remains the most commonly cited challenge facing young people globally, while concerns about the economy and housing are becoming more prominent. Explore how attitudes towards education, technology and opportunity are changing around the world in the Ipsos Education Monitor 2026.
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From creating community to staying creative (and competitive), The Business of Naming conference is where namers find what it takes to get ahead. Join us to hear how naming research can be more actionable and better aligned with real business decisions. https://lnkd.in/eAxrWHGR Aron Galonsky
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The path from the pump to the register is paved with trust. Brands that master the non-negotiables — safety, cleanliness, and efficiency — will capture the cross-shopping opportunity. Those that don't will watch customers fuel and leave. Check-out our latest Data Drop for detailed insights on how to drive loyalty. Access more insights in our latest Data Drop: https://lnkd.in/eV-Q8fg8 John Flesta Brad Christian Be sure to access our library of #ipsosdatadrops here 👇 https://lnkd.in/ePw4cSnc
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For the 5th year in a row, #Forbes has named Ipsos Strategy3 one of the World’s Best Management Consulting Firms! 🎉 What’s our secret? We believe that the best strategies aren't just built in boardrooms—they are built for the real world of today and tomorrow. We are incredibly proud of our team and our unique approach. Here is why the world's biggest brands partner with us: 👉 We leverage the unparalleled global network of Ipsos to truly understand dynamic market landscapes. 👉 We sit uniquely at the intersection of Customer Insights, Foresight, and Business Strategy. 👉 We seamlessly blend deep human understanding with sharp business expertise. 👉 We don't just react to trends; we embed foresight into everything we do to keep our clients future-ready. 👉 We deliver targeted growth through three expert practice areas: Brand, Innovation, and Market Strategy. Ready to build strategies for the real world? Let's connect! Philip Ryan Jennifer Bender https://lnkd.in/e5jcNMwW
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We're excited to be part of #CRC 2026 - the only event built by corporate researchers, for corporate researchers, designed to help you codify what drives growth and apply it repeatedly across your organization. https://lnkd.in/eaRQjHR6 Hear more about an exciting large-scale AI-moderated qualitative research with LATAM consumers conducted by Ipsos and Meta. Using AI moderation as a copilot—not a substitute—for deep research, the project went beyond the surface, revealing nuanced cultural, and social strategic drivers in technology adoption and informing actionable organizational strategies. See you there! Tommy Hemmer
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