CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club CAIPs can participate in the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club (aka the Super CAIPs)! We meet virtually bi-weekly for an hour. Join colleagues in a fun, supportive environment where improved public speaking is a by-product. Gain the public speaking skills you need to communicate with confidence and excellence!
Three leaders, CAIPs on the client and agency side, share their paths to success Enhance your professional journey by joining us for an enlightening panel discussion featuring three distinguished leaders: Linda Di Luzio, CAIP, FCRIC Director of Market Insights at Bell; Carla Flamer, CAIP, Chief Client Officer, Ipsos Canada; and Christine Farrugi, industry veteran who has successfully transitioned to career coaching. Now prominent leaders with influence in their organization, they will share what worked for them to gain influence and excel in the workplace. Following the insights shared by our esteemed panelists, you will have the opportunity to engage in a vibrant conversation with your peers, providing an excellent platform to exchange perspectives and deepen your understanding of the discussed topics. In the second segment of the event, attendees will be divided into smaller groups for more focused and interactive discussions in breakout rooms. This format not only encourages a more personalized engagement but also fosters meaningful connections and the sharing of diverse viewpoints. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best, network with like-minded professionals, and take the next step towards advancing your career.Speakers Linda Di Luzio, CAIP, FCRIC Director, Market Insights, Bell Linda has been working […]
Three leaders, CAIPs on the client and agency side, share their paths to success Enhance your professional journey by joining us for an enlightening panel discussion featuring three distinguished leaders: Linda Di Luzio, CAIP, FCRIC Director of Market Insights at Bell; Carla Flamer, CAIP, Chief Client Officer, Ipsos Canada; and Christine Farrugi, industry veteran who has successfully transitioned to career coaching. Now prominent leaders with influence in their organization, they will share what worked for them to gain influence and excel in the workplace. Following the insights shared by our esteemed panelists, you will have the opportunity to engage in a vibrant conversation with your peers, providing an excellent platform to exchange perspectives and deepen your understanding of the discussed topics. In the second segment of the event, attendees will be divided into smaller groups for more focused and interactive discussions in breakout rooms. This format not only encourages a more personalized engagement but also fosters meaningful connections and the sharing of diverse viewpoints. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best, network with like-minded professionals, and take the next step towards advancing your career.Speakers Linda Di Luzio, CAIP, FCRIC Director, Market Insights, Bell Linda has been working […]
Accessibility in research gives greater access to an often underrepresented audience, helps differentiate brands, addresses problems before they become costly, and improves experiences for all. Despite this, accessibility is too often not considered in the research process. Hear about how you can help change this! Members of the Accessible Insights Consortium (AIC) will share an accessibility toolkit developed by the Accessible Insights Consortium and released as part of a merger with Insights Association's IDEA Council. Speakers: Kari Bassett Kari Bassett has over a decade of advertising insights experience among consumers and B2B audiences. She is proud to contribute to the Accessible Insights Consortium as well as other DEI and CSR initiatives within Verizon. She deeply loves Gantt charts. She's been a WIRe mentor for the last 4 years and is a fierce advocate for the program! Claire Ferrari Claire Ferrari holds a Ph.D. in Rehabilitation Sciences & Human Computer Interaction, and a master’s in Interactive Telecommunications. As Principal UX Researcher at Verizon, Claire has built and continues to lead the company’s Accessible UX Research practice. Her work is dedicated to empowering others to include people with disabilities in product design - pushing practices beyond compliance, and improving experiences for all.
Accessibility in research gives greater access to an often underrepresented audience, helps differentiate brands, addresses problems before they become costly, and improves experiences for all. Despite this, accessibility is too often not considered in the research process. Hear about how you can help change this! Members of the Accessible Insights Consortium (AIC) will share an accessibility toolkit developed by the Accessible Insights Consortium and released as part of a merger with Insights Association's IDEA Council. Speakers: Kari Bassett Kari Bassett has over a decade of advertising insights experience among consumers and B2B audiences. She is proud to contribute to the Accessible Insights Consortium as well as other DEI and CSR initiatives within Verizon. She deeply loves Gantt charts. She's been a WIRe mentor for the last 4 years and is a fierce advocate for the program! Claire Ferrari Claire Ferrari holds a Ph.D. in Rehabilitation Sciences & Human Computer Interaction, and a master’s in Interactive Telecommunications. As Principal UX Researcher at Verizon, Claire has built and continues to lead the company’s Accessible UX Research practice. Her work is dedicated to empowering others to include people with disabilities in product design - pushing practices beyond compliance, and improving experiences for all.
This webinar is brought to you by a unique collaboration between ESOMAR, the world's leading international research association; the University of Georgia's Center for Continuing Education, the leader in self-paced online research courses; Market Research Institute International, a non-profit educational institute comprising of practitioners maintaining and evolving the Market Research Core Body of Knowledge (MRCBOK™); and the Canadian Research Insights Council, Canada's market research association. Description/Summary: Marketers around the world are accountable for the advertising claims they make about their products and services. Regulations and laws dictate that claims must be truthful and not mislead, even unintentionally. Designing and conducting specialized consumer research is a critical step in assuring advertising claims can be substantiated in a way that meets these standards. If you are working in this space, it is imperative that you understand not only the nuanced regulations but also how to make your claims substantiation research more impervious to a challenge. You will learn: Why, in this global economy, there is a growing trend toward international cooperation to harmonize advertising standards What are the recent areas of focus for the agencies tasked with the promotion of consumer protection and, in some cases, the enforcement of civil antitrust law […]
This webinar is brought to you by a unique collaboration between ESOMAR, the world's leading international research association; the University of Georgia's Center for Continuing Education, the leader in self-paced online research courses; Market Research Institute International, a non-profit educational institute comprising of practitioners maintaining and evolving the Market Research Core Body of Knowledge (MRCBOK™); and the Canadian Research Insights Council, Canada's market research association. Description/Summary: Marketers around the world are accountable for the advertising claims they make about their products and services. Regulations and laws dictate that claims must be truthful and not mislead, even unintentionally. Designing and conducting specialized consumer research is a critical step in assuring advertising claims can be substantiated in a way that meets these standards. If you are working in this space, it is imperative that you understand not only the nuanced regulations but also how to make your claims substantiation research more impervious to a challenge. You will learn: Why, in this global economy, there is a growing trend toward international cooperation to harmonize advertising standards What are the recent areas of focus for the agencies tasked with the promotion of consumer protection and, in some cases, the enforcement of civil antitrust law […]
CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club CAIPs can participate in the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club (aka the Super CAIPs)! We meet virtually bi-weekly for an hour. Join colleagues in a fun, supportive environment where improved public speaking is a by-product. Gain the public speaking skills you need to communicate with confidence and excellence!
CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club CAIPs can participate in the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club (aka the Super CAIPs)! We meet virtually bi-weekly for an hour. Join colleagues in a fun, supportive environment where improved public speaking is a by-product. Gain the public speaking skills you need to communicate with confidence and excellence!
As AI plays an increasing role in how our industry gathers, analyzes and communicates insights, it is more critical than ever that we consider the ethical implications of using AI. Join members of the Canadian Research Insights Council’s AI Committee, Margaret Chapman, Paul Acerbi and Kathy Cheng, as they review the Canadian Research Insights Council’s (CRIC) Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence Use in Market Research. The Guiding Principles provide a framework for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence in market research. The aim is to ensure the strategic, ethical and responsible use of AI tools. The principles cover transparency, data security, protecting participants from harm, minimizing bias, and ensuring oversight when using artificial intelligence in market research. In addition, the webinar will highlight ESOMAR’s 20 questions to help buyers of AI-based services for market research and insights.Speakers Speaker: Margaret ChapmanCAIP, COO and Partner, Narritive Research Margaret is proud to have become an owner and partner of Narrative Research in 2019. Since 1999, she has worked as a consultant, specializing in group facilitation, in-depth interviewing, marketing, and communications. She has wide-ranging cross-industry experience in both quantitative and qualitative research. As a seasoned moderator, she has conducted hundreds […]
As AI plays an increasing role in how our industry gathers, analyzes and communicates insights, it is more critical than ever that we consider the ethical implications of using AI. Join members of the Canadian Research Insights Council’s AI Committee, Margaret Chapman, Paul Acerbi and Kathy Cheng, as they review the Canadian Research Insights Council’s (CRIC) Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence Use in Market Research. The Guiding Principles provide a framework for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence in market research. The aim is to ensure the strategic, ethical and responsible use of AI tools. The principles cover transparency, data security, protecting participants from harm, minimizing bias, and ensuring oversight when using artificial intelligence in market research. In addition, the webinar will highlight ESOMAR’s 20 questions to help buyers of AI-based services for market research and insights.Speakers Speaker: Margaret ChapmanCAIP, COO and Partner, Narritive Research Margaret is proud to have become an owner and partner of Narrative Research in 2019. Since 1999, she has worked as a consultant, specializing in group facilitation, in-depth interviewing, marketing, and communications. She has wide-ranging cross-industry experience in both quantitative and qualitative research. As a seasoned moderator, she has conducted hundreds […]
Where CAIPs come together to discuss topical subjects of interest to the Analytics and Insights Industry. At the end of the month CAIP Canada hosts a gathering of the CAIP Canada Discussion Club. Each month you'll be invited to read a published article of relevance to the analytics and insights sector. We will then gather as a community to discuss the research. Don’t worry, there won’t be a test! This is an opportunity to delve into subjects of interest and concern to us all in a relaxed and informal setting. We hope you are able to make this a regular meeting spot on an ongoing basis! When is it? The Last Friday of the month at Noon Eastern Time (subject to change based on the groups needs). Where is it? The discussion will take place online via zoom to connect you with CAIPs from across the country. Why Join? This is an opportunity to chat with fellow CAIPs from across the country and discuss topical issues relevant to the Analytics and Insights Industry.