Cindy Casper is founder of Casper Insights, a boutique market research firm that provides insights strategy consulting, project design, and analytics to help organizations achieve their goals. Her research and analytics experience spans both supplier and buyer roles across retail, consumer packaged goods, and higher education. Cindy is a creative thinker, having devised a patentable process for integrating survey and first-party data to predict consumer attitudes. Cindy is a frequent presenter at insights conferences and webinars. To address the niche needs of colleges and universities, she created Collegiate Insights. Cindy is particularly skilled at working across the aisle with chief marketing officers, closing the gap between goals, insights, and execution. Cindy is ABD toward a doctoral degree in marketing from Case Western Reserve University and holds an MBA from Bowling Green State University. Notable Roles & Achievements Founder, Higher Ed Insights Collaborative, an organization intended to increase cross-industry excellence Managing Director, Knowledge & Insights, Arizona State University Insights and research executive-level positions with American Greetings, Sam’s Club, Jo-Ann Stores, and OfficeMax
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Click Here to Access the Live Session Secondary data is now widely available from many sources. The well-informed researcher knows how to find, evaluate and apply secondary data. Consider the following questions: Need to inform hypotheses for upcoming primary research projects? Need to validate or triangulate survey data? Need to harness existing data (no time or… Continue reading Secondary Research 101: Sources & Techniques
Click Here to Access the Live Session Today, the data-fluent researcher can choose from many types of data— including “big” and “small," quantitative and qualitative, primary and secondary, financial and behavioral, and more. Know your options, and how to assess their reliability and suitability for different decision-making needs.
Click Here to Access the Live Session Secondary data is now widely available from many sources. The well-informed researcher knows how to find, evaluate and apply secondary data. Consider the following questions: Need to inform hypotheses for upcoming primary research projects? Need to validate or triangulate survey data? Need to harness existing data (no time or… Continue reading Secondary Research 101: Sources & Techniques
Click Here to Access the Live Session Today, the data-fluent researcher can choose from many types of data— including “big” and “small," quantitative and qualitative, primary and secondary, financial and behavioral, and more. Know your options, and how to assess their reliability and suitability for different decision-making needs.
Click Here to Access the Live Session Secondary data is now widely available from many sources. The well-informed researcher knows how to find, evaluate and apply secondary data. Consider the following questions: Need to inform hypotheses for upcoming primary research projects? Need to validate or triangulate survey data? Need to harness existing data (no time or… Continue reading Secondary Research 101: Sources & Techniques
Click Here to Access the Live Session Where should you start with quantitative data analysis for market research projects? How can you get the most from frequencies and crosstabs? How can you work effectively with data analysts or statisticians who may be supporting your market research projects? What are some of the important predictive options you… Continue reading Quantitative Data Analysis for Survey Research
Click Here to Access the Live Session Where should you start with quantitative data analysis for market research projects? How can you get the most from frequencies and crosstabs? How can you work effectively with data analysts or statisticians who may be supporting your market research projects? What are some of the important predictive options you… Continue reading Quantitative Data Analysis for Survey Research
