CRIC is pleased to recognize Anastasia Arabia, CAIP, FCRIC, Jean-Marc Léger, CAIP, FCRIC, Jordan Levitin, CAIP, FCRIC, and Steve Levy, CAIP, FCRIC as CRIC Fellows.
The designation, Fellow of CRIC, is the highest honour awarded to individuals of the profession. It recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the research, analytics and insights profession in Canada that could include the development of new methods, approaches and innovations in gathering and using insights that have benefited the profession, significant service to the industry/profession, and contributions to society that have enhanced the positive perception of the industry.
“The four individuals stood out for their long-term commitment to advancing the industry in Canada,” stated Nik Nanos, CAIP, FCRIC, Chair of CRIC. “CRIC is pleased to recognize them as Fellows for their significant contributions.”
The four new CRIC Fellows join the Founding Fellows of CRIC who were previously recognized as Fellows by the former MRIA and PMRS. A complete list of CRIC Fellows is available on the CRIC Website. CRIC will also be recognizing the new Fellows at the Future of Insights Summit taking place from June 5-6 and at the CRIC AGM that will follow the Summit on June 6. Both the Summit and CRIC AGM will be held at the Marriott Eaton Centre in Toronto.
In addition to receiving the FCRIC designation, CRIC’s partners at CAIP Canada will also be granting Fellows a life membership in CAIP Canada including the right to use the CAIP designation.
“We are pleased to honour these individuals by offering them a life membership in CAIP Canada,” stated Robert Wong, CAIP, FCRIC, Chair of CAIP Canada. “We will also seek their advice to allow us to continue to grow the CAIP designation.”
A call for nominations for Fellows will be issued annually with the next call for nomination to go out in early 2024.
“We will continue encourage nominations of individuals who have made exceptional contributions to our industry,” added Annie Pettit, CAIP, FCRIC, Chair of the CRIC Fellows Committee. “We will aim to grow awareness of this program so that we continue to have a strong slate of nominees.”
About CRIC
The Canadian Research Insights Council (CRIC) is Canada’s voice of the research, analytics, and insights profession both domestically and globally. CRIC represents the highest standards, ethics, and best practices; provides effective promotion and advocacy of the industry; serves as a source of information and thought leadership; and is a forum for collective industry action. CRIC’s members include Canada’s leading research agencies as well as client organizations, academic institutions, and other industry partners.
For more information, visit www.canadianresearchinsightscouncil.ca or contact John Tabone, Chief Executive Officer, at [email protected].
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