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Dr Hannah Roberts joins Vision One team

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Our Latest Hire

We are delighted to announce our latest hire, Dr Hannah Roberts as Market Research Manager.

Hannah will bring her wealth of expertise as a neuroscientist specialising in EEG, eye-tracking and decision-making research. Following her role as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate for Unilever, Hannah will apply her wide breadth and depth of knowledge across multiple disciplines straight away. Her skills include consumer science, neuroscientific projects, clinical trials, and qualitative research, which will further expand our advanced research services.

Hannah joins Vision One at an exciting time, with new innovative ways of thinking in development and an ever-growing team, Hannah will be able to get straight into some exciting client work alongside our future improvements.

Tony Lewis, Managing Director, says

“We recognise the importance of embracing the growing area of neuroscience and understanding consumer behaviour. Hannah’s appointment will extend our expertise in this area and brings a new dimension to our business, further enriching our unique offering to our clients.”

We look forward to Hannah working closely with our other research experts and creating actionable insights that shape brands for the better. To find out about the work, Hannah will be doing, navigate through some of the services where Hannah’s input will be vital.

Neuromarketing
Qualitative
Eye-Tracking

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