The Mid-Atlantic Chapter is excited to present our Virtual Symposium during the week of September 22nd. This event will be offered free of charge to all attendees. We have a great line up of speakers spanning several sessions over the four day period and are hopeful you can join us! Details about the sessions and registration are included below.
DAY ONE: Tuesday, September 22nd
Time: 12-2 PM ET
Please join the Great Lakes Chapter for a webinar organized by our Diversity and Education Committee!
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Time: 2:00pm EDT
Speaker: Terron Wilson, Diversity & Inclusion Manager @ 84.51°
Please join us on Thursday, October 1st for a fun evening of networking and storytelling!
About the Workshop:
Design Thinking is a movement that is challenging the status quo of how organizations worldwide make decisions and problem-solve. It is a non-linear process comprised of five core parts: Empathy, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test.
Join us for the next round of our popular Talking Tuesdays event for informative presentations on recent research studies that pivoted from traditional to online methodologies. We’ll share learnings, uncover the pros and the cons, and have a lively discussion on where we go from here.
This event is hosted in partnership with the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the QRCA.
Speakers representing the following verticals will participate:
CRC will take place online Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3-6 p.m. EDT on: October 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 & 29.
Get an inside look at novel tools and techniques being applied by the most innovative market researchers and data analysts to gain unprecedented insights.
BE WHERE THE BRANDS ARE - Last year sessions were led by expert practitioners from these and many other forward-focused insights departments...
Google + Mastercard + ESPN + Microsoft + Coca-Cola + Groupon + GoDaddy + Sony Music + Disney Channel + Warner Bros. + Cuisinart + Wells Fargo + Campbell’s + Pfizer + Johnson & Johnson + PepsiCo + Whirlpool + Clorox + P&G + Mass Mutual + Electrolux + Merck + Cox Automotive + Eli Lilly
+ AND MANY MORE!
What we’ve learned from the 2016 presidential polls carries some cautions – and reassurances – for the 2020 pre-election polls. This webinar reviews the accuracy of the 2016 national polls and errors in the state polls and provides a lens to view quality of the 2020 pre-election polls.
Specific topics include:
What to look for in a good poll – and how to spot problem polls
Modeling a likely electorate
The difference between polling and forecasting