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From: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.
Date: Sun, 5 Sep 2021 23:07:05 -0300
Subject: YO Darrell Bricker Deja Vu???
To: trvl@hotmail.com, kmdickson@comcast.net, oldmaison@yahoo.com,
Gary.Bennewies@ipsos-na.com, david.saffran@ipsos-reid.com,
Darrell.Bricker@ipsos-na.com, Premier@gnb.ca, michael.malley@gnb.ca,
Jeannot.VOLPE@gnb.ca, politicsnb@hotmail.com
Cc: motomaniac333 <motomaniac333@gmail.com>, Newsroom
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<pm@pm.gc.ca>, "Katie.Telford" <Katie.Telford@pmo-cpm.gc.ca>, premier
<premier@ontario.ca>
http://davidamos.blogspot.com/
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Just Dave
Carp50 etc
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 17:39:00 -0800 (PST)
From: "David Amos"
Subject: Fwd: RE: Cya'll in Federal Court
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David Amos wrote:
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 17:07:03 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos Subject: RE: Cya'll in Federal Court
To: M.Taylor@50plus.com, Arthur.A@parl.gc.ca, Shawn.GRAHAM@gnb.ca,
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Hey
CARP thanking me for the info just won't do anymore. However thank you
for acknowledging the fact that you know I am still breathing and mad
as hell but at least still having a little fun politicking against all
the smiling bastards who screw us all. Just so ya know Michelle. I am
over fifty. I consider the possiblity of a heart attack as something
serious that should not be ignored. By the same logic your Advocacy
Team should not ignore the fact that I am considering suing CARP. If
your people do not understand why, talk to the people I have talked to
in your offices in the past. Somebody named Sky would be a good place
to start. Then perhaps you should call the nasty cop Dean Buzza at
IMET. Ask him if I didn't sound as serious as a heart attack last week
when I demanded that he get off his ass and act within the scope of
his employment. Crooked cops who talk tough don't scare me a bit. If
the people who advise the over fifty folks were truly wise you would
not waste my precious time anytime and call me ASAP before i embarass
you out of your business. In case you haven't figured it out I am
protecting your rights and interests too. We should be on the same
side of this battle against the rampant public corruption that Stevey
boy Harper lamented about in order to get elected for the benefit of
his buddy George W. Bush. the only true thing that Franky Boy McKenna
ever said was that Harper was a lapdog for Bush and he said in rally
of the liberal kissarses wanting to getting their big bad old buddy
Rotten Ralphie Goodale reelected to sit in the very wicked 38th
Parliament.
Here is my number 506 434 1379 This time please do not allow the
person who calls me to play dumb. That only serves to piss me off and
I do not want my blood pressure up any higher. Delay me or deny me if
you wish but know this. Before I summons CARP to court I will send
your lawyers the very same material that New Brunswick Securities
Commission just bounced back to me . Lets just say I am very curious
to see if a copy of a wiretap tape will give your lawyers a stroke and
finally make them see the light. One of your lawyers if he is truly a
clever camper would ask Mr. Emerson why he quit Rogers Media long
after he and I had a long talk but just before I head to court. I
would be greatly interested in his response.I already know he is a
liar I just want someone to witness fast I can prove it. There is no
denying that I can be as mean as snake. That comes with old age N'est
Pas? To put it simply I have no time for Bullshit anymore. Methinks we
should be friends not foes. What say you?
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
Michelle Taylor wrote:
Subject: RE: Cya'll in Federal Court
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 16:30:18 -0500
From: "Michelle Taylor"
To: Dear Mr. Amos:
Thank you for forwarding this mesage to CARP, Canada's Association for
the Fifty-Plus.
Regards,
CARP Advocacy Team
-----Original Message-----
From: David Amos [mailto:motomaniac_02186@
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Subject: Re: Cya'll in Federal Court
Hey Mr. Stokes
Thanks for the suggestion. As you should know the most glaring example
of a company that has been raping the Maritimes with abandon for many
years is obviously the Irving Empire. However lately there are some
very nasty new players on the scene such a PCS and Corridor Resourses
etc etc. I am very busy these days and I am not a journalist. You
people are though yet it seems you would rather me say the awlful
truth than yourselves because of some possible lawsuit EH?
So be it. I will because it is not slander if one's words are true.
Perhaps you should consider checking my work and then come to court
sometime in order to listen to me argue all the smiling bastards. You
can have much of my work in a click of the button of my mouse. But
first please allow me to introduce you to the New Brunswick Securities
Commission. I got a rather interesting response from them today whilst
I was in Fredericton. They have ignored my concerns for almost a year
but now that Bernie Lord's government is getting tipsy, it appears all
the bad actors want to show me their arse just in time for me to boot
it.
It is Securities Commissions such as this that allow many publicly
held companies such as Corridor Resources or Magna Entertainment etc
to get away with many things rather than remind them of the law and on
how they should conduct business in an ethical fashion. That said,
these Commisssions have no say whatsoever over the Irving Empire and
that is truly bad. It is a privately held corporation that knows very
well the power of money and on how to pay off greedy politicians in
order to get anything they want. In the nutshell of the Maritimes that
is quite simply everything. It seems that I am the only Maritimer who
is not afraid of the ghost of mean old KC Irving and his monoply game.
It has always been hard times in the Maritimes. We lament about it all
the time but our apathy and fear of the Irvings etc gives us the
govenments we deserve.
Print this if you wish. You are off the hook that Irving's lawyers
threaten ordinary folks with. I am fearless yet never reckless with
the truth. I stand by my own words and invite anyone to sue me if they
think I am a liar and wish to argue me. I hate it when the
chickenshits send crooked cops against me bearing false allegations in
a faint hearted effort to shut me up. It does the smiling bastards no
good and only serves to make matters worse.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
February 24th, 2006
Rick Hancox Executive Director
c/o Suzanne Ball Senior Legal Counsel
and Manon Losier General Counsel
and Secretary to the New Brunswick
Securities Commission
85 Charlotte Street, Suite 300
Saint John, NB E2L 2J2
RE: Securities Fraud and Public Corruption
Sir,
Pursuant to our conversation today please find enclosed exactly the
same material sent to the eight other provincial Attorney Generals in
Canada before I returned to my native land again this year. Obviously
the AGs Brad Green and Tom Marshall have known the truth of my matters
since the summer of 2004. They have maliciously ignored my false
imprisonment in the USA for their own political benefit. The tapes
enclosed are exactly the same copies that were served upon the lawyers
acting for Rogers Media byway of their newsman Tom Young today. As you
listen to the tape you will hear that I mentioned your Commission on
air in Saint John weeks ago. Methinks you should have called me then
instead of waiting for me to contact you again today.
The tapes and the CD of wiretap tape #139 are served upon the
Commission's lawyers Ms. Ball and Ms. Losier as in confidence as
officers of the court in order that my allegations of illegal wiretaps
by crooked law enforcement authorities may be finally properly
investigated ASAP by ethical law enforcement authorities. Hopefully
this will be done before I sue the Crown about my false imprisonment
but I am not holding my breath. April 3rd is coming fast. Upon your
study of these documents you will see that I have not yet given the
Yankee SEC all of my evidence of Securities Fraud. However every
Attorney General in Canada has been made well aware of it for quite
sometime before the SEC declared it was willing to investigate the
actions of the former Minister of Finance Ralph Goodale. To date not
one person has responded me nor did me the simple courtesy of
returning my calls or emails as you finally did today.
Clearly I must complain of the Crown myself without delay before
further harm is done to my Clan. Rest assured I will be calling you,
Mr. Hancox and the lawyers within your Commission to testify at a
trial of my matters in Federal Court in Fredericton. A very pigheaded
yet ethical Maritimer knows that justice has been delayed way past too
long for the benefit of public corruption and not the public trust. I
will not wait for anyone on public service to act within the scope of
their employment anymore. To put it simply, after our conversation
today I had no faith that you were willing to do your job.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
P.O. Box 234
Apohaqui, NB E5P 3G2
agoracosmopolite@on.aibn.com wrote:
Bonjour Mr. David Raymond Amos, We respectfully invite you to consider
a Letter to the Editor, i.e.., How Free Trade undermines Maritime
Economic Development. We had heard you make some representation about
a U.S. company which truck out Maritime 'wealth', as a result of not
having similar .provincial resources rights as Alberta, Many Maritimes
would be potentially interested in such an editorial.Merci.Office of
John StokesThe Canadian National Newspaperinternet site:
http://www.agoracosmopolitan.
posted by David R. Amos at 7:32 PM
84 Comments:
Blogger The Stark Raving Viking said...
I'll probably post a link to your blog, David, on www.freespeech.com
It was much more interesting talking to you, than to read your emails.
Maybe we can talk live, I know of a national radio and internet
radio where we could talk live, interested?
-Steven G. Erickson
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
-----Original Message-----
Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 14:44:47 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Amos <motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Fuck you Danny Boy Conley You are the very Yankee bastard that
falsely imprisoned me
To: "Conley, Daniel (SUF)" <Daniel.Conley@state.ma.us>
You illegally summoned me across an international border while I was running
for a seat in Parlaiment and imprisoned me without Bail, or arresting me or
even reading me my rights. You held me under the charges of "other" asshole.
*"Conley, Daniel (SUF)" <Daniel.Conley@state.ma.us>* wrote:
Are you sure you have the right Dan Conley? I'm the DA in Boston, MA and I
don't recognize your name at all. If our office did have a case against you,
when was it, what court was it prosecuted in, and what was the charge?
Dan Conley
-----Original Message-----
From: David Amos
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Sent: Sun Jun 11 17:20:09 2006
Subject: Fuck you Danny Boy Conley You are the very Yankee bastard that
falsely imprisoned me
"Conley, Daniel (SUF)" wrote:
Mr. Amos,
Would you be so kind as to remove me from your distribution list.
Thank you.
Dan Conley
-----Original Message-----
From: David Amos
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Subject: Deja Vu anyone?
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From: "Bachrach, Barry A."
To: 'David Amos'
Subject: RE: Fwd: Fw: Re:Mr Scott's second.
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 12:47:40 -0500
i see you are on the attack. good.
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Subject: Re: Fwd: Fw: Re:Mr Scott's second.
Conflict? That is the understatement of the year. I am ethical and you are
not. You just proved to me you are not worthy of your license to practice
law. Watch me prove it to the world and then add you name to my complaints.
As an officer of the court your are obliged to uphohold the Public Trust or
stand guilty in assisting in the crimes practiced against Byron and I. Thus
I can only assume that you must support Diddlers and Serial Killers if it
means that Securities Fraud, Bank Fraud and Tax Fraud are exposed.
Cya'll in Court Asshole. Say hey to Johnny Crosbie and T. Alex Hickman for
me will for me will ya? Better yet I just did. Didn't I?
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Thank you very much for your message.
I receive a ton of emails and DMs, and I can’t get to all of them. So
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See you on the inter-webs, and know the vlawg! Peace!
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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2021 14:15:29 -0300
Subject: Methinks political animals in NB should not be surprised to
see Jacques Poitras quote the lawyer Andrea Anderson-Mason's concerns
about the PPC N'esy Pas?
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Political animals in NB should not be surprised to see Jacques Poitras quote the lawyer Andrea Anderson-Mason's concerns about the PPC
https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2021/09/ppc-candidate-practices-semen-retention.html
Sunday, 12 September 2021
PPC Candidate practices Semen Retention To Help With Focus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IlKX3PQLd8&ab_channel=TheDeanBlundellShow
Dean Blundell Explains PPC Candidates Semen Retention Regimen
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/people-s-party-canada-new-brunswick-1.6177107
Support for People's Party climbing, but impact in N.B. remains to be seen
Anecdotal evidence suggests increase in support for party compared to 2019 election
Andrea Anderson-Mason was in a store in her riding last weekend when she was approached by one of her supporters with a message.
"They complimented me on the job we are doing here in New Brunswick," says the Progressive Conservative MLA for Fundy-The Isles-Saint John West.
"But they wanted to let me know they would be voting PPC in the federal election."
It wasn't the first time in the federal campaign that Anderson-Mason detected support for the People's Party of Canada among her provincial PC voters. She has seen PPC signs on some of their lawns.
That didn't happen in 2019, the first election for the PPC.
"I do a see difference this time compared to last time," she says. "I think it relates back to a general frustration with government as a whole."
Fundy-The
Isles-Saint John West MLA Andrea Anderson-Mason says she senses a
difference in the support the PPC are getting this election versus the
one in 2019. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)
It's anecdotal evidence but it matches national polling trends.
At the start of the campaign, the PPC, a populist-libertarian party founded by former Conservative MP Maxime Bernier, was below four per cent in most samples, falling short of the criteria for inclusion in the televised leaders' debates.
Now the party is up to around seven to nine per cent in some polls, meaning they could start having an impact on some races in New Brunswick.
"Every day it seems to be picking up a little bit more and a little bit more," says Nicholas Pereira, the PPC candidate in Saint John-Rothesay.
"There's a portion of the population that we can see is significant that now feels like they have a political home."
Nicholas
Pereira, People's Party of Canada candidate for Saint John-Rothesay,
says he's seen a growing number of people who've found a "political
home" with the PPC. (Zoom)
Liberal incumbent Wayne Long says Pereira "is certainly out and about. He's doing videos. He's knocking on doors and he's got signs up."
Last month a video of Bernier and Pereira crossing paths with provincial Education Minister Dominic Cardy got a lot of attention online. Pereira says it helped raise his profile.
The party's growth is fuelled by anger among a minority of Canadians over mask rules, proposed vaccination passports and mandatory vaccination rules in federal settings.
"I think a lot of people, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, are concerned about the passports, what that would look like, and how it's going to fundamentally change how we operate," Pereira says.
Supporters of the passport concept, however, say it would be a convenient tool for people who have been vaccinated to live relatively safe, normal lives.
Bernier has opted not to be vaccinated, saying he doesn't think he'll get sick from COVID-19. That view is at odds with overwhelming scientific evidence that the risks of serious illness among unvaccinated people are far higher than the chance of any vaccine side-effects.
People's
Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier says he's opted to not get
vaccinated against COVID-19, saying he doesn't think he'll get sick from
it. (Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press)
The PPC's denial that climate change is the result of human activity is also contradicted by decades of data.
But it's the vaccine issue that is driving the party's new support.
The PPC won 1.6 per cent of the vote nationally in the 2019 election, when libertarian economic issues and immigration were the focus of its campaign.
But in New Brunswick, it did better than that, with 2.1 per cent of the popular vote, its second best result among the provinces and territories.
In Miramichi-Grand Lake, PPC candidate Ron Nowlan won 1,216 votes in 2019, more than three times the margin of victory for the Liberal candidate over the second-place Conservative.
CBC poll analyst Eric Grenier, publisher of the polling newsletter the Writ, says it's hard to predict how the PPC will affect the vote this time because it's tricky measuring who its voters supported in the past.
"It's certain that the Conservatives are the ones who are losing most, but it's not clear how much of it it is," Grenier said.
At least some PPC voters did not vote last time. Pereira says he didn't cast a ballot in 2019 and was drawn to the party purely on the vaccination issue.
"A lot of people finally have gone, 'Politics does affect me, I should pay attention.'"
Others, like Moncton-area resident Serge Robichaud, are switching from other parties.
I'm not impressed but what do I do? Who do I vote for?
- Moncton-area resident Serge Robichaud
Robichaud has been a Green Party supporter for more than a decade but says he made the switch when he heard provincial leader David Coon call for stricter vaccination requirements.
"It is the single most important issue for me in this election, and the only party that has spoken out against it is the PPC," Robichaud said.
He says he doesn't like Bernier's positions on other issues but the vaccine debate leaves him no choice.
"I'm not impressed but what do I do? Who do I vote for?"
The increase in popularity worries progressive voters like Richard Blaquiere, a retired Woodstock High School teacher who won the New Brunswick Human Rights Award for his work educating students about anti-Semitism and the Holocaust.
"There are several things in that platform that are worrisome," he says, such as the party's opposition to climate change action and multiculturalism. "It's not just the anti-vaxx thing."
Former
teacher Richard Blaquiere says the PPC's opposition to climate change
action and multiculturalism are worrying, on top of the "anti-vaxx
thing." (CBC)
Blaquiere's been monitoring the PPC online and says it's galling that party supporters compare vaccine passports to the yellow stars used by Nazi Germany to identify and stigmatize Jews.
He says the party is building support based on "what I consider to be manipulation of a lot of good people out of fear" and worries Bernier might win in the riding where he's running in Quebec. "If they get one seat, that's a foothold."
Anderson-Mason says she doesn't expect the PPC to come anywhere close to winning her federal riding of New Brunswick Southwest but their support reflects that some voters are "having a hard time distinguishing between the mainstream parties."
Another factor that may help the party are its purple logo and signs, a visual reminder of the provincial People's Alliance, which holds two seats in the New Brunswick legislature.
Alliance Leader Kris Austin was reluctant to comment on the PPC's popularity because he says he doesn't want anyone to think the two parties are aligned. Austin supports COVID-19 vaccinations and is vaccinated himself, while Pereira won't say whether he's had the shots.
Even so, Austin says his party's breakthrough in 2018 is an indicator that voters "are seeking an alternative to the status quo of politics that we often see in the two-party system."
https://www.owltail.com/people/g5UmI-darrell-bricker/appearances
Justin Trudeau is Slightly Favoured in the 905, but Will it Be Enough for The Liberals?
Toronto, ON, September 16, 2021 — The vote-rich 905 region is often cited as a crucial battleground for every federal campaign, with over 30 ridings up for grabs. The region consists primarily of the Golden Horseshoe in Southern Ontario surrounding Toronto, and encompasses a large portion of middle-class residents, as well as new immigrants. The 905 typically votes as a block, and the area has largely stayed Liberal throughout the past two federal elections[i]. If Erin O’Toole wants to become the next Prime Minister, the conservatives will need to flip the region blue.
Justin Trudeau and the Liberals have Marginal Lead in the 905
If an election were held tomorrow, the Liberals under Justin Trudeau would receive 37% of the vote, 3 points ahead of the Conservatives and Erin O’Toole (34%). Jagmeet Singh and the NDP would receive 23% of the vote, with the Green (2%), and the People’s Party of Canada (1%) trailing. Compared to the national polling numbers, the Liberals are up by four points (33%) in the 905, whereas the Conservatives (32%) and the NDP (21%) are only up by two points.
As a leader, Justin Trudeau is seen slightly more favourably in the 905 than he is nationally. A majority (51%) of 905 residents say they approve of the Liberal government under the leadership of Justin Trudeau, four points higher than the national approval rating (47%). The 905 residents also say Justin Trudeau would make the best Prime Minister of Canada (40%), ahead of Erin O’Toole (27%) and Jagmeet Singh (27%). This has been a notable theme throughout the campaign, where Justin Trudeau as a leader has been polling better than the Liberal party itself.
Notably, more 905 residents say the Liberal party has the best plan for Canada’s post COVID-19 recovery (32%). Lagging are the Conservatives (25%), and the NDP (9%). This election has been characterized as a preview of a potential post-COVID-19 Canada, so this will be crucial for Justin Trudeau and the Liberals to hold on to this sentiment and hope that it translates at the polls.
Despite Justin Trudeau’s high approval rating in the 905, only four in ten (41%) say the Trudeau government has done a good job and deserves re-election. Similar to the national point of view, a majority (59%) of 905 residents say it is time for another federal party to take over. This puts Justin Trudeau and the Liberals in a tight spot. This region could sway either way, with the Liberals at risk of losing their seats in these critical ridings.
On par with the national sentiment, a majority (55%) of 905 residents agree that we should not be having an election during a pandemic. This has been a consistent sentiment throughout the election campaign[ii], and it could pose a significant threat on Justin Trudeau’s chances at a re-election as the frustration remains and election day gets closer. With all of this back and forth, this further shows that the 905 remains a battleground region that could truly swing in either direction.
How Does the 905 Feel about Justin Trudeau?
In the 905 region, voters’ appraisals of Justin Trudeau are slightly more positive than the national sentiment in terms of personality traits.
Justin Trudeau is Someone Who /Will…
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Gen Pop |
905 |
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Has a hidden agenda |
36% |
30% |
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Say anything to get elected |
45% |
38% |
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In over his head |
36% |
31% |
Conversely, Erin O’Toole is experiencing the opposite in the 905, where 905 Canadians tend to have a more negative view of the Conservative leader than the national average. Compared to the general population, more 905 residents say Erin O’Toole has a hidden agenda (37% vs 29% general population), will say anything to get elected (38% vs 28% general population), and is in over his head (26% vs 18% general population).
No Issue Dominates the 905 Agenda
The top three issues the 905 cites as most important in driving their vote choice are the COVID-19 pandemic (29%), climate change (29%), and the economy (28%). With the COVID-19 pandemic cited as a top issue, this could be an opportunity for the Liberals to further emphasize their COVID-19 recovery plan, which is seen as the best among all the federal leaders in the 905.
When comparing to the regions in Ontario, the 905 region does not have one specific issue that would likely influence their vote choice. Rather, they find themselves in the middle amongst the other regions for nearly all issues. The only issue that the 905 prioritizes more than other regions is taxes (20%), with the East (19%), Southwestern (17%), and 416 (15%) right behind.
About the Study
These are some of the findings of an Ipsos poll conducted between August 13 and September 6, 2021 on behalf of Global News. For this survey, a sample of n = 6,502 Canadians aged 18+ was interviewed. A sample of n = 6,002 was interviewed online, via the Ipsos I-Say panel and non-panel sources, and respondents earn a nominal incentive for their participation. A sample of n = 500 Canadians aged 18+ was interviewed by live-interview telephone interviewers by landline and cellphone, using random-digit dialing. Quotas and weighting were employed to balance demographics to ensure that the sample's composition reflects that of the adult population according to Census data and to provide results intended to approximate the sample universe. From this sample, n = 620 respondents identified as 905 residents, and these respondents are the focus of this factum.
In all surveys, quotas and weighting were employed to balance demographics to ensure that the sample's composition reflects that of the adult population according to Census data and to provide results intended to approximate the sample universe. The precision of Ipsos polls which include non-probability sampling is measured using a credibility interval. In this case, the poll is accurate to within ± 4.5 percentage points, 19 times out of 20, had all 905 residents been polled. The credibility interval will be wider among subsets of the population. All sample surveys and polls may be subject to other sources of error, including, but not limited to coverage error, and measurement error.
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[ii] https://www.ipsos.com/en-ca/news-polls/One-Five-Protests-Liberal-Events-Affect-Vote
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Driving Impact in a Changing World: Creating an Empathetic Culture
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Empathy Awakened - The Power of an Empathetic Organization - April Jeffries
Introduction
There is a wide explosion afoot to better connect with the people. After years of wading through big data and information overload, most recently in isolation, we are realizing the need to go beyond the data, to connect, get closer to people and understand the deeper “why” behind ever-shifting behaviors. Particularly now, in a world of high tech and digital communication, we long even more for the human touch, the opportunity to go deeper. Now is the time to rediscover the people we serve — who they are and who they are becoming, what drives them, what frustrates them and how best to delight them by providing for their emerging developing needs.
Definition: Empathy — the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
It starts with empathy. Not the purely emotional kind but one that includes purposeful action and delivery. Action without empathy is reckless and meaningless, and empathy without action is sentimental and soft. As a powerful tool for growing businesses, brands, and organizations, empathy requires a complete circuit — from your head (the business question) to your heart (the people question) to your gut (intuitive understanding) to your hands and feet (motivated action). In fact, empathy is anything but a passive emotional response to another’s circumstances. It is a powerful instrument for problem-solving and it is physically rooted in who we are!
Watch outs — the Dark Side
Some may argue that the past year has pushed us into empathy overload. Our brains are bruised. Just as most weaknesses are strengths take to extreme, there are signs of the “dark side” of empathy particularly when it is inward, and inclusiveness is limited. This can force polarization, creating solidarity through a common enemy which effectively weaponizes empathy and encourages the “cancel culture” that often materializes. The pressure of being empathetic can be hard to handle. Stuck in our limited worlds makes it easy to project our own feelings on others and make leaps of faith that can feel like empathy. But we need to understand everyone’s context provides unique perspective and dictates how they feel. Effective empathy takes you out of your world and into the world of another to see and experience the tensions that inform broader insights.
Developing gut.
Applying an empathetic lens transforms an insight from one that will produce predictable solutions with little emotional relevance to one that taps into needs we didn’t know we had and feels more like an unexpected delightful gift. That kind of lens comes from getting close to living the tension and does not necessarily depend on one’s ability to express it. Once you’ve felt it, you know it.
Empathy of this kind is developed on 3 levels:
· Listen — Deep listening and courageous conversations are the entry point to developing the empathetic lens. Allowing for silence, probing for deeper answers, asking for examples and stories that illustrate are all ways to start peeling back the layers. Frequency and consistency builds connection and with time that intuitive gut can start to develop.
· Observe — Principles of ethnography leverage observation-based tools that can go even deeper. Recognizing contradictions, observing real versus claimed behaviors and beliefs, noticing dynamic shifts when others are present. These are critical in understanding real people in real life.
· Experience — to the extent that we can genuinely live with the ideas, realities and limitations of others, we can get close to what it feels like to be in someone else’s shoes. What is it like to shop with 1/3rd of your normal budget? Now add 3 more family members. Now add sustainability restrictions. You can quickly start to see where priorities truly lie and why.
Return on Empathy.
So, is empathy something nice to do or a business necessity? The tides have been shifting and the pandemic has certainly accelerated those shifts. How we segment our audiences, how we talk to them, the way they shop, the things they need. Seeing those shifts through an empathetic lens and getting ahead of them can lead to increased penetration and frequency.
Numerous studies have demonstrated the Return on Empathy and strong financial results of businesses identified as more empathetic as measured by social conversations, brand perception, diversity, and leadership. CEOs are sensing the need for their teams to be “closer to their audience” recognizing it as a fuel for innovation, supporting the design of new products and services that address emerging needs and create new habits and behaviors. Recognition of corporate reputation that includes a broader sense of empathy — social justice commitments or environmental promises, for example — are strong considerations for purchase decisions especially among Millennials and Gen Z’ers. Employees increasingly expect empathy in their workplaces and leaders see it positively linked to employee wellbeing, motivation, productivity, retention, engagement, team collaboration, reduced stress, increased morale, less burn out and more inclusive attitudes at work.
Build a culture of empathy
Creating a culture within an organization where connection with others beyond yourself is a habit, a way of being, requires consistent ongoing effort, driven by agreed to values and embedded within the daily workings of the organization. Creating a culture of empathy within an organization begins with a genuine assessment of the organization and setting appropriate goals for improvement. Using Behavior Science as a foundation allows for the examination of the factors driving behavior and behavior change within an organization. Be Sci principles can not only show us the “why?” but also the “so what?” and the “what now?”.
- Motivation — How motivated is your organization to change behavior to a more consumer-centric commitment? Are the benefits widely recognized and translated to daily business language? Is there confidence around what it means and an opportunity for people to receive guidance and feedback without risk?
- Ability — routines and ways of working that put consumer centricity at the heart of what you do. Do your teams have the skill and capabilities to be more empathetic? Is it timely, relevant, experiential? Are there programs that help to develop habits of empathy? Are they embedded in your daily routines?
- Processing — How much work does it take to be consumer-centric in your organization. How automatic is it for your teams to answer any strategic question with the consumer in mind?
- Physical — Is the physical setting conducive to always-on consumer centricity?
- Social — do the organizational norms and values support consumer centricity? Is empathy part of the values held by people in the organization?
The most effective empathy program addresses these questions and commits to an “always-on” program of consistent efforts.
Our Program
At Ipsos, we have developed a simple 4-step framework for building an empathetic organization.
4-Step Guide to Consumer Empathy
1. Build your Empathy Muscle. Keeping in mind that creating a culture is no small task, so positioning it as a critical “movement” within your organization is key. This period of cultural shapeshifting starts with training to build the necessary skills to get the most out of conversations, observations and sensorial experiences. We have also developed an empathy evaluator leveraging the Behavior Science principles referred to earlier.
2. Consistent, Easy Connection. Empathy is hardly a one-time engagement. Apply your newly developed empathy muscle to connect with real people in real life on a regular basis. Find the people who can best represent your target and decide on the best way to connect with them with the right frequency. We’ve learned so much about virtual connections and missed so much about face-to-face interactions so moving forward, be intentional about how to best connect given the ultimate objective.
3. Move to Action. The object of all business is to ultimately add value. So now is the time to do what you do best! Bring the thinking, access, and resources of your organization to the forefront and use them to address real problems. Take all you have done to the cognitive level, converting empathy experiences into tensions and implications to be answered by business solutions. Create human-centric ideas backed up with a detailed plan for action.
4. Develop an Empathy Ecosystem. Retaining learnings and enabling them to be shared throughout the business is key to getting maximum value from your program. Find ways to capture and retain knowledge using digital photos and videos when possible or tapping into your organizations knowledge management platform to help organize and make sense of the time you have spent. This will socialize what you have learned throughout the company, avoid repetitive learning and inspire a creative feedback loop through collaboration and collective knowledge.
Leveraging expertise across the process will help you to carefully craft an ongoing program of human connection.
- Put some science behind it. The Ipsos Behavioral Science and Ethnography Centers of excellence provide science-based grounding in the causes of behavior change as well as anthropological expertise in observation and questioning reflected in in our training designs.
- Human Understanding at Scale. History and experience provide deeper and comparative insights and keep you from having to start from zero. At Ipsos, we’ve been talking to people around the globe for 45 years, focused specifically on understanding people, markets and the societies they operate within. From this vantage, we see trends evolving in mid formation and our deep knowledge of cultural values, beliefs and quirks informs our process of empathy development.
- Syntheses and storytelling. Pulling it all together can be a time-consuming art form. Our Curation COE has mastered the skill of managing emotional and physical data and transforming it into powerful stories that bring insights to life.
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Quality and Leadership Hallmarks of Ipsos' U.S. Qualitative Research Practice at All Levels
"April Jeffries is an accomplished business leader who brings value and insight to everything she does," says Pierre Le Manh. "She has been leading the CPG sector since starting with Ipsos UU in June 2012 and under her leadership, the team experienced both growth and success--qualities I expect will continue under April's leadership of Ipsos UU as a whole as her team builds even stronger relationships with U.S.-based clients.
April Jeffries has a rich background in marketing and research, having successfully designed and implemented marketing, strategic and tactical plans for key industries including food and beverage, wine and spirits, technology, education and entertainment. She leverages over 20 years of experience with an extensive list of assignments in major marketing companies such as Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Foods, and Pepperidge Farm.
Before joining Ipsos, Jeffries ran a strategic consulting business and, prior to that, held key leadership positions in major corporations such as Vice President of Innovation/Marketing Services for Pinnacle Foods and Vice President of Marketing for the Campbell Soup Company.
"The U.S. team at Ipsos UU has a great energy and an outstanding reputation for delivering insightful, innovative research and developing important client partnerships that lead to growth," says Jeffries. "I'm truly excited to be leading such a dynamic and industry-leading team of research professionals and firmly believe that our future potential is outstanding."
April Jeffries holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA in Marketing from the Wharton School of Business. She is based at Ipsos' office in Mahwah, NJ.
For more information on this news release please contact:
Elen Alexov Director, Marketing Services Ipsos in North America 778.373.5136 elen.alexov@ipsos.com
About Ipsos
Ipsos is an independent market research company controlled and managed by research professionals. Founded in France in 1975, Ipsos has grown into a worldwide research group with a strong presence in all key markets. In October 2011 Ipsos completed the acquisition of Synovate. The combination forms the world's third largest market research company.
With offices in 85 countries, Ipsos delivers insightful expertise across six research specializations: advertising, customer loyalty, marketing, media, public affairs research, and survey management.
Ipsos researchers assess market potential and interpret market trends. They develop and build brands. They help clients build long-term relationships with their customers. They test advertising and study audience responses to various media and they measure public opinion around the globe.
Ipsos has been listed on the Paris Stock Exchange since 1999 and generated global revenues of e1,789 billion (2.300 billion USD) in 2012.
Visit www.ipsos.com to learn more about Ipsos' offerings and capabilities.
At Ipsos, we are passionately curious about Society, Markets and People. “Game Changers” – our tagline – summarises our ambition: we provide true understanding and make our changing world easier to navigate, so that our clients can make faster, smarter and bolder decisions.
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Ipsos
Headquarters office
Website: www.ipsos.com
35, rue du Val de Marne
75013 Paris
FRANCE
(+33) 1 41 98 90 00
Asia Pacific
Ipsos in Australia
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-au
Sydney office:
Level 2, 51 Berry Street
North Sydney, NSW 2060
(+61) 2 9900 5100
Melbourne office:
Level 6
11 Wilson Street
South Yarra, VIC 3141
(+61) 3 9946 0888
Perth office:
Level 1, 220 St Georges Terrace
Perth, WA 6000
(+61) 8 9321 5415
Brisbane office:
Suite 3a, 201 Leichhardt Street
Spring Hill, QLD 4000
(+61) 7 3016 7600
Ipsos in China
Website: www.ipsos.com/zh-cn and www.ipsos.com/en-cn
Beijing office:
12B-16F, Tower A, China Overseas International Center, No. 5 An’ding Road
Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100029 PRC
(+86) 10 5219 8899
Beijing Data Acquisition and Processing Center:
12/F,Union Plaza, No.20 Chaowai St.
Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100020 PRC
Shanghai office:
31/F, Westgate Mall, No.1038, West Nanjing Road,
Shanghai, 200041, PRC
(+86) 2 122 319 988
Shenzhen office:
Room 1511, 15th Floor, Zhongzhou Plaza,
Jintian Road, Futian District,
Shenzhen, Guangdong Province
(86) 0755 82731467
Guangzhou office:
20/F, Tower C, GT Land Plaza, No.10 Zhujiang West Road, Tianhe District
Guangzhou, 510623, PRC
(+86) 2 083 278 855
Guangzhou Data Acquisition and Processing Center:
1701, 17/F, CTS Center, No.219 Zhongshan Wu Road
Guangzhou, 510180, PRC
Chengdu office:
No. 138, 4F, Xiaojiaheyan Street, Gaoxin District,
Chengdu, 610041, PRC
(+86) 2 866 663 388
Wuhan office:
10F HongKong & Macao Center, 118 JiangHan Road,
HanKou
Wuhan,
430014, PRC
(+86) 2 759 885 888
Ipsos in Hong Kong SAR China
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-hk
6/F China Life Center Tower A, One HarbourGate
18 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
(+852) 28 815 388 / (+852) 37 662 288
Ipsos in India
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-in
Mumbai office:
Lotus Corporate Park
Unit No.1701, 17th floor, F Wing
Off Western Express Highway,
Goregaon (East),
Mumbai – 400 063
(+91) 22 66208000
Gurgaon office:
301, 3rd Floor, Vipul Square, B-Block, Sushant Lok, Part-1
122016 Haryana Gurgaon
(+91) 12 44692400
Bangalore office:
Golfview Homes Ltd,2nd floor,Building no.2
Situated at no.24 Wind Tunnel Road, GST NO: 29AABCE6720H1ZO
Murugeshpalya Off HAL Airport Road PAN NO:AABCE6720H
Bangalore-560017 Karnataka
(+91) 8 042 616 800
Ipsos in Indonesia
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-id
Mega Plaza Building 6th Floor
Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav. C-3
Jakarta Selatan 12920
(+62) 21 5296 4388
Operations office:
Jalan Minangkabau Barat No.28
Ruko I, J, K Pasar Manggis
Jakarta 12970
(+62) 21 2854 2018
Ipsos in Japan
Website: www.ipsos.com/ja-jp
Tokyo office:
6th and 8th Floor, Hulic Kamiyacho Building, 4-3-13 Toranomon, Minato-Ku
105-0001 Tokyo
(+81) 368 678 001
Osaka office:
1-12-12 Higashitenma, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi
530-0044 Osaka
(+81) 663 566 570
Ipsos in Malaysia
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-my
23rd Floor, Centrepoint North
Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra
59200 Kuala Lumpur
(+60) 3-2289 3000
Ipsos in New Zealand
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-nz
Auckland office:
Ground Floor, 604 Great South Rd, Ellerslie,
Auckland 1051
(+64) 95 380 500
Wellington office:
Suite 6 - Level 4, 24 Johnston Street,
Wellington 6011
(+64) 44 734 703
Ipsos in Pakistan
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-pk
Islamabad office Headquarters:
4th Floor, Tower 10, Commercial Market, E-11/1
Islamabad
(+92) 51 221 0815
Rawalpindi office:
21, D-Block, 2nd Floor, Talha Height's, 6th Road Satellite Town
Rawalpindi
(+92) 51 484 8764
Lahore office:
Ipsos House No52, Block F, Johar Town
Lahore
(+92) 42 3517 4404 - 6
Karachi office:
16, 43/1-Q Razi Road, PECHS Block-6
Karachi
(+92) 21 3438 2243 - 4
Ipsos in Philippines
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-ph
Main Office:
7th floor, Unit A, South Tower
Rockwell Business Center Sheridan
Sheridan cor. United Streets, Mandaluyong City 1554
(+632) 8 633 3997
Branch Office:
4th Floor Bendel Center
281 EDSA, Mandaluyong City, 1550
(+632) 8 240 6500
Ipsos in Singapore
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-sg
3 Killiney Road, #05-01, Winsland House 1
239519 Singapore
(+65) 63 331 511
Ipsos in South Korea
Website: www.ipsos.com/ko-kr
12Fl., Korea Economic Daily News Bldg., Cheongpa-ro, Jung-gu
04505 Korea
(+82) 264 645 100
Ipsos in Taiwan
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-tw
Unit A, 25F, No.105, Sec.2, Tun Hwa S. Rd.,Da-an District
106 Taipei
(+886) 2 2701 7278
Ipsos in Thailand
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-th
19th Floor, Empire Tower
1 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa,
Sathorn, Bangkok 10120
(+66) 2088 0100
Ipsos in Vietnam
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-vn
Level 9A, Nam A Bank Tower, 201-203 CMT8 Street, Ward 4
District 3 Ho Chi Minh City
(+84) 28 38329820
Europe
Ipsos in Albania
Website: www.ipsos.com/sq-al
Rr. Frosina Plaku.
Godina 8 kate,
apt.7, kati2
1020 Tirana
+355.48.301589
Ipsos in Austria
Website: www.ipsos.com/de-at
Rotenturmstraße 16-18
1010 Wien
(+43) 1 905 99 39
Ipsos in Belgium
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-be
Antwerp office:
Grote Steenweg 110
2600 Berchem
(+32) 9 216 22 22
Gent office:
Rooigemlaan 2
Bus 4
9000 Gent
(+32) 9 216 22 22
Leuven office:
Diestsevest 25c 5th floor
3000 Leuven
(+32) 9 216 22 22
Ipsos in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Website: www.ipsos.com/bs-ba and www.ipsos.com/en-ba
Hamdije Kreševljakovića 7c
71000 Sarajevo
+387.33.442133
Ipsos in Bulgaria
Website: www.ipsos.com/bg-bg
47A Cherni Vrah Boulevard, 5th floor
1407 Sofia
(+359) 89 990 5414
Ipsos in Croatia
Website: www.ipsos.com/hr-hr and www.ipsos.com/en-hr
Zagreb office:
Budmanijeva 1
10000 Zagreb
+385.1.6008900
Split office:
Šime Ljubića 37
21000 Split
Ipsos in Cyprus
61, Esopou street,
Nicosia 2113
Ipsos in Czech Republic
Website: www.ipsos.com/cs-cz
Slovansky dum, Entrance E,
Na Prikope 22
110 00 Prague 1
(+420) 226 513 111 / (+420) 226 513 112
Ipsos in Denmark
Website: www.ipsos.com/da-dk
St. Kongensgade 1
1264 Copenhagen K
(+45) 33 19 39 00
Ipsos in France
Website: www.ipsos.com/fr-fr
Paris office
35, rue du Val de Marne
75013 Paris
(+33) 1 41 98 90 00
Lyon office
56, rue Smith
69002 Lyon
(+33) 4 72 77 4170
Martinique office
Z.I. Les Hauts de Californie
97232 Le Lamentin (F.W.I.)
(+33) 5 96 57 72 62
Guadeloupe office
Immeuble Romarin
39 rue Ferdinand Forest
97122 Baie-Mahault (F.W.I.)
(+33) 5 90 90 07 49
La Réunion office
158 rue Juliette Dodu
97400 Saint-Denis
(+33) 262 20 90 00
Ipsos in Germany
Website: www.ipsos.com/de-de
Headquarters office:
Sachsenstraße 6
20097 Hamburg
(+49) 40 80 09 60
Frankfurt office:
Hahnstraße 40
D-60528 Frankfurt am Main
(+49) 69 24 74 70
München office:
Balanstr. 69 B
81541 München
(+49) 89 99 60 00
Berlin Office:
Kolonnenstraße 26
D-10829 Berlin
Tel.: (+49) 30 78783-0
Nuremberg Office:
Forchheimer Str. 2
90425 Nürnberg
Ipsos in Hungary
Website: www.ipsos.com/hu-hu
Pap Károly u. 4-6.
1139 Budapest
(+36) 1 476 76 00
Ipsos in Ireland
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-ie
Block 3, Blackrock Business Park, Blackrock
Co. Dublin
(+353) 14 38 90 00
Ipsos in Israel
13 Tuval St
525228 Ramat Gan
(+972) 3 753 33 33
Ipsos in Italy
Website : www.ipsos.com/it-it
Milan office:
Via Tolmezzo 15
20132 Milan
(+39) 02 36 10 51
Bari office:
Viale Europa 22
70132 Bari
(+39) 080 2010400
Roma office:
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 18
186 Roma
(+39) 02 36 10 51
Ipsos in Kazakhstan
Website: www.ipsos.com/ru-kz
5A office, 101 Tole bi str Dalich Business Center
50020 Almaty
+7 727 356 06 33
Ipsos in Kosovo
Website: www.ipsos.com/sq-xk and www.ipsos.com/sr-xk
Emin Duraku 16/1
10000 Pristina
+389.2.3092.720
Ipsos in Macedonia
Website: www.ipsos.com/mk-mk and www.ipsos.com/sq-mk
Kairska 31
1000 Skopje
+389.2.3092720
Ipsos in Montenegro
Website: www.ipsos.com/sr-me
Bulevar Svetog Petra Cetinskog 149/1
81000 Podgorica
+382.20.411610
Ipsos in the Netherlands
Website: www.ipsos.om/nl-nl and www.ipsos.com/en-nl
Amsterdam office:
Amstelveenseweg 760
1081 JK Amsterdam
(+31) 20 60 70 707
Rijen office:
Ericssonstraat 2
5121 ML Rijen
(+31) 20 60 70 707
Ipsos in Norway
Website: www.ipsos.com/nb-no
Sjølyst plass 2, Skøyen, 6th floor
0278 Oslo
(+47) 22 95 47 00
Ipsos in Poland
Website: www.ipsos.com/pl-pl
Ambassador Building, Domaniewska 34A
02-672 Warsaw
(+48) 22 448 77 00
Ipsos in Portugal
Website: www.ipsos.com/pt-pt
Av. Duque d’Ávila, nº 26 – 3º andar
1000-141 Lisboa
(+351) 21 358 34 80
Ipsos in Romania
Websites: www.ipsos.com/ro-ro and www.ipsos.com/en-ro
Bucharest offices
Splaiul Independentei, 319, Sema City Building #1
Etaj 4, Sector 6, Bucharest
(+40) 312 204 000 / (+40) 751 301 695
319 Independentei Boulevard, Atrium House, ground floor
60032 Bucharest
(+40) 372 522 400
Brasov office
Turnului 5, T42 Buidling, Coresi Bussiness Park, Brasov
500152 Brasov
(+40) 312 204 000 / (+40) 751 301 695
Ipsos in Russia
Website: www.ipsos.com/ipsos-comcon/ru-ru
Verhnya Krasnoselskaya St. 3, bld. 2
Business center "Krasnoselsky"
107140, Moscow
(+7) 495 981 56 46
Ipsos in Serbia
Website: www.ipsos.com/sr-rs
Gavrila Principa 8
11000 Belgrade
(+381) 113 284 075
Ipsos in Slovakia
Website: www.ipsos.com/sk-sk
Heydukova 12
811 08 Bratislava
(+421) 252 932 142
Ipsos in Slovenia
Websites: www.ipsos.com/en-si and www.ipsos.com/sl-si
Leskoškova cesta 9e
1000 Ljubljana
+386.590.26800
Ipsos in Spain
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-es
Barcelona office:
Carrer Provença 392, 1ª
08025 Barcelona
(+34) 93 452 21 00
Madrid office:
Av. Llano Castellano, 13- 3ª
28034 Madrid
(+34) 91 767 21 99
Ipsos in Sweden
Website: www.ipsos.com/sv-se
Sankt Göransgatan 63, 1tr
112 33 Stockholm
(+46) 859 899 800
Ipsos in Switzerland
Websites: www.ipsos.com/en-ch and www.ipsos.com/de-ch
Geneva office:
Chemin du Château-Bloch, 11
1219 Le Lignon
(+41) 22 591 06 00
Basel office:
Greifengasse 11
4058 Basel
Root office:
D4, Park 4
6039 Root
Ipsos in Turkey
Website: www.ipsos.com/tr-tr
Centrum Plaza, A Blok,
Aydınevler, Sanayi Cd. No:3
34854 Kuçukyali Maltepe, İstanbul
(+90) 216 587 1111
Ipsos MORI in the UK
Website: www.ipsos.com/ipsos-mori/en-uk
Headquarters office:
3 Thomas More Square
London, E1W 1YW
(+44) 20 3059 5000
Harrow office:
Kings House, Kymberley road
Harrow, HA1 1PT
(+44) 20 8861 8000
Edinburgh office:
Wemyss Place
Edinburgh, EH3 6DH
(+44) 131 220 5699
Belfast office:
Carroll House, 463A Ormeau Road
Belfast, BT7 3GR
(+44) 28 9050 0800
Milton Keynes - Retail Performance:
Beech House,
Woodlands Business Park,
Linford Wood West,
Milton Keynes, MK14 6ES,
(+44) 19 0868 2700
Ipsos in Ukraine
Websites: www.ipsos.com/ua-ua and www.ipsos.com/en-ua
6 Vladimirskaya str., Office 1
1025 Kiev
(+380)44 279 96 41
Latin America
Ipsos in Argentina
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-ar
Esmeralda 950,
CP 1007, Buenos Aires
(+54) 9 11 5805 7299
Ipsos in Bolivia
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-bo
La Paz office
Av. Ecuador, Waldo Ballivian Street Nº 540 Sopocachi
(+591) 2 2167676
Santa Cruz office
Av. Velarde 438, Casi Segundo Anillo, Zona Sur
Santa Cruz
(+591) 33 330 600
Ipsos in Brazil
Website: www.ipsos.com/pt-br
São Paulo HQ - 9 de Julho
Av. Nove de Julho, 4865, 7th floor - Itaim Bibi
CEP 01407-200 São Paulo
(+55) 11 2159-8400
Rio de Janeiro office
Rua Voluntarios da Patria, 89, 5th floor, Botafogo
CEP 22.270-000 Rio de Janeiro
(+55) 21 3035-3500
Ipsos in Chile
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-cl
Providencia Santiago offices
Pedro de Valdivia 555, Piso 7 /Piso 10
Providencia Santiago
(+56) 2 2429 70 00
Alfredo Barros Errázuriz 1900, Piso 8, Oficina 804/801
Providencia Santiago
(+56) 2 2963 15 24
Ipsos in Colombia
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-co
Calle 74 No. 11 - 81, Piso 5
Bogota
(+57) 1 376 9400
Ipsos in Costa Rica
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-cr
Oficina 209, Edificio 102, Avenida Escazú
San José
(+506) 2208 8870
Ipsos in Dominican Republic
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-do
Frank Felix Miranda 47, Naco
Santo Domingo
(+1) 809 567 7005
Ipsos in Ecuador
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-ec
Quito office
Javier Aráuz N 36-15 y Aleman
Quito
(+593) 2 246 4965
Guayaquil office
Urdesa Central Bálsamos Norte 314
Entre la 5ta y la 1ra
Guayaquil
(+593) 4 238 7030
Ipsos in El Salvador
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-sv
79 Av. Norte & 7a Calle Poniente No. 4109, Col. Escalón
San Salvador
(+503) 2525 4900
Ipsos in Guatemala
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-gt
13 Calle 2-60, Edificio Topacio Azul, Nivel 8, Oficina 803, Zona 10
Guatemala
(+502)23 885 000
Ipsos in Mexico
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-mx
Av. Santa Fe 94, Tower A, 7th Floor, Santa Fe Zedec
Álvaro Obregón, CP 1210, Mexico City
(+52) 5 511 010 000
Ipsos in Panama
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-pa
Edificio PDC 15th Floor Office 15-A
56 East Street, Obarrio
Panama City
(+507) 370-0600
Ipsos in Peru
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-pe
Av. Reducto 1363, Miraflores
Lima
(+51) 16100100
Ipsos in Puerto Rico
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-pr
463 Calle Fernando Calder
00918, San Juan
(+1) 787 753 83 70
Ipsos in Venezuela
Website: www.ipsos.com/es-ve
Av. Francisco de Miranda, entre Primera Avenida y Avenida Andrés Bello,
Edif., Mene Grande I, Piso 1, Ofic.1-3, Urb. Los Palos grandes,
Municipio Chacao
Caracas
(+58) 212 832 410
Middle East & North Africa
Ipsos in Algeria
Website: www.ipsos.com/fr-dz
Lotissement communal "G"
Villa 32, Oued Roumane
Draria, Alger
(+213) 21 307 893
Ipsos in Bahrain
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-bh
Office 11,Shaima Building, Building 111, Road 2807, Block 328,
Al Sugayya, Bahrain
P.O. Box: 3053
(+973) 17 827 344
Ipsos in Egypt
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-eg
State Plaza, 7th floor, Plot 185, Second District, City Center, Fifth Settlement,
New Cairo
(+20) 28 110 520
Ipsos in Iraq
Baghdad office
Al_Waziriya - Antar Square
Baghdad
Ipsos in Jordan
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-jo
Wasfi Al-Tal Street, Tabba' Group Commercial Complex, P.O. Box 830871
11183 Amman
(+962) 6 56 97 193
Ipsos in Kuwait
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-kw
Salmiya, Block No 5, Amr Bin Al Aas St.
P.O. Box 22417 Safat 13085
(+965) 22 21 03 31
Ipsos in Lebanon
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-lb
Beirut, Dekwaneh, Ipsos bldg.
P.O.Box: 55103 Beirut
(+961) 1 49 41 36
Ipsos in Morocco
Website: www.ipsos.com/fr-ma
4 rue Abou Soufiane Attouri
Casablanca, 20370
(+212) 522 98 57 02
Ipsos in Qatar
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-qa
Ismail Bin Ali Buidling, C Ring Road, 1st Floor, Office 105
Doha- Qatar
(+974) 4 40 10 600
Ipsos in Saudi Arabia
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-sa
Samama Al Tahlia Bldg. - Prince Muhammad Bin Abdulaziz Rd
P.O. Box 10042
11433 Riyadh
(+966) 92 001 80 06
Ipsos in Tunisia
Website: www.ipsos.com/fr-tn
Immeuble Khairi, 4ème Etage,
Centre Urbain Nord
1080 Tunis
(+216) 71 948 864
Ipsos in UAE
Wesbite: www.ipsos.com/en-ae
Al Thuraya Tower 1, 8th Floor, Dubai Media City
P.O. Box: 71283
Dubai
(+971) 4 4 408 980
North America
Ipsos in USA
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-us
New York HQ:
360 Park Avenue South, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10010
(+1) 212 265 3200
Blue Ash Office:
11240 Cornell Park Drive, Suite 114
Blue Ash, OH 45242
(+1) 513 872 4658
Chicago office:
222 South Riverside Plaza, 4th Floor
Chicago, IL 60606
(+1) 312 526 4000
Cincinnati office:
3505 Columbia Parkway, Suite 300
Cincinnati, OH 45226
(+1) 513 872 4300
Detroit office:
888 Big Beaver Road, 11th Floor
Troy, MI 48084
Los Angeles office:
300 Corporate Pointe, Suite 500
Culver City, CA 90230
(+1) 310 736 3400
New-York Flatiron office:
360 Park Avenue South, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10010
(+1) 212 265 3200
Norwalk office:
Corporate Park, 301 Merritt 7, 4th Floor
Norwalk, CT 06851
(+1) 203 840 3400
Parsippany office:
The Grand, One Upper Pond Road, Building D
Parsippany, NJ 07054
(+1) 973 658 1700
San Francisco offices:
101 Mission Street, Suite 930
San Francisco, CA 94105
(+1) 415 597 4000
340 Pine Street, Suite 601
San Francisco, CA 94104
(+1) 415 762 1054
San Ramon office:
2603 Camino Ramon, Suite 205
San Ramon, CA 94583
(+1) 925 820 7350
Seattle Area office:
1201 Third Avenue, Suite 2550
Seattle, WA 98101
(+1) 425 586 5550
Sunnyvale office:
1230 Midas Way,
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
(+1) 650 575 2447
Washington DC office:
2020 K Street NW, Suite 410
Washington, DC 20006
(+1) 202 463 7300
Ipsos in Canada
Websites: www.ipsos.com/en-ca and www.ipsos.com/fr-ca
Toronto HQ:
160 Bloor Street East, Suite 300
Toronto, ON M4W 1B9
(+1) 416 324 2900
Vancouver office:
1075 W. Georgia Street, Suite 1700
Vancouver, BC V6E 3C9
(+1) 778 373 5000
Montréal office:
1440 rue St. Catherine Ouest, Suite 555 & 555b
Montréal, QC H3G 1R8
(+1) 514 861 8555
Winnipeg office:
185 Carlton Street, 4th Floor
Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J1
(+1) 204 949 3100
Sub-Saharan Africa
Ipsos in Ghana
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-gh
Hse No. 4 Farrar Avenue Asylum Down
PMB 7, Kanda, Accra
(+233) 30 223 2970
Ipsos in Kenya
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-ke
Acorn House, 97 James Gichuru Road, Lavington, P.O. Box 68230
200 City Square
(+254) 20 3862721 33
Ipsos in Mozambique
Website: www.ipsos.com/pt-mz
Av. Francisco Orlando, Magumbwe No. 528
Mozambique
(+258) 2149 7828
Ipsos in Nigeria
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-ng
No 70 Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja
Lagos
(+234) 8 066 299 805
Ipsos in South Africa
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-za
Building 3&4, Prism Business Park
Ruby Close
Fourways, Johannesburg 2055
(+27) 117 097 800
Ipsos in Tanzania
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-tz
Regent Business Park, Plot No. 172, Regent Estate - Mikocheni
P.O Box 106253
Dar es Salaam
(+255) 222 775 851
Ipsos in Uganda
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-ug
3rd floor Padre Pio House, Plot 32, Lumumba Avenue
P.O. Box 21571, Kampala
+256 (0) 312311509
Ipsos in Zambia
Website: www.ipsos.com/en-zm
9632, Central Street, Chudleigh
P.O Box 36605 Lusaka
(+260)211 295 852
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