The scholarships respond to the Canadian findings of the 2022 GRBN Survey that found that Black and Indigenous people are underrepresented and most likely to consider leaving our industry due to discrimination.
“These scholarships represent an important first step to enhancing representation in our industry,” stated Lisa Wright, Chair of the CRIC D&I Committee and VP, Strategy & Business Development at Canadian Viewpoint. “The CRIC D&I Committee is also working on additional initiatives to enhance diversity both in our industry and in the insights we deliver.
The new scholarships will cover the fees for the CAIP Exam Prep Seminar and for writing the CAIP Exam (a total value of $1,000). Applicants must identify as Black/African/Afro Caribbean or Indigenous, demonstrate financial need and demonstrate an interest in a career in market research.
Eligible candidates should complete the application form. Applications will be reviewed by the CRIC D&I Committee.
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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