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Connecting Experienced Researchers

Welcome to the Research Network

The RESEARCH NETWORK is an association of experienced market and social researchers who have spent all or most of their working lives in such activities. We currently have around 200 members; most of them have been associated with the field for at least 25 years and some for a lot longer.

Our purpose is to help members stay in regular contact with friends and colleagues through a mix of social events, a regular newsletter and online facilities. We organise lunches and other get-togethers in London – lively and convivial events at which members have the opportunity to meet up with old acquaintances and make new friends.

We also support initiatives such as an oral history archive and the Archive of Market and Social Research (AMSR), and have close links with the industry charity, the Market Research Benevolent Association (MRBA).


 

Next Event

Summer Party 2025
Wednesday 2nd July 2025
 

Our next event will be our Summer Party, which will be held at Doggetts Coat & Badge at the southern end of Blackfriars Bridge. Our summer parties are a perfect opportunity to mingle and chat to friends and colleagues. Come and enjoy a refreshing glass of Pimms and an informal buffet lunch at this friendly riverside pub. And do bring a guest who might consider becoming a member of the Research Network to enjoy the day with you. We will be hoping for some beautifully summery weather so we can make the most of the sunny Thames-side terrace. Invitations will be sent to members near the date.

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Latest News

50th Oral History interview goes live

With two new interviews now available, the Network’s Oral History project has reached the milestone of 50 completed and published recordings since its launch in 2011. The latest two subjects are Jo Corneill and Peter Menneer

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New MRS Fellows include two Network members

The MRS has published its list of new Fellows of the Society for 2025. It includes two current Research Network members, Paul Edwards and James Turner.

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