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 We are proud to launch the first ESOMAR Young Researcher of the Year Award, which calls for the best young minds in our industry - talented, sharp, incisive people, determined to be ground-breaking and to show that they can help to make a better world. |
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TOPIC 1GLOBAL WARMINGTOPIC 2WORLD POVERTYTOPIC 3AGEING |
YOUNG RESEARCHER OF THE YEAR AWARDYoung Researchers tackled global social and environmental issues to win a place in the finals. The winner of 2009 was announced at the ESOMAR Congress in Montreux in September 2009. Winner 2009
Annelies Verhaeghe The jury said:"Innovative thinking throughout, which has led a first-rate piece of work. An excellent example of exploratory research into an increasingly important aspect of humanities. Recommendations have universal applicability - An exemplar for her profession, Annelies is a most worthy winner." Download the winning submission:Analysing user generated content on social media to increase the elderly's quality-of-life |
The finalistsThe finalists presented at the
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