Andrew joined nfpSynergy in October 2013 and is our Head of Operations. He Manages the Business team and oversees Sales, Marketing, Finance, HR, IT and Facilities.
Anne-Sophie joined nfpSynergy in May 2017. She supports the Public Audiences team, working on the Charity Awareness Monitor and other public audience research.
Bijal joined nfpSynergy as a Research Assistant in January 2014. She now leads on our tracking research in Ireland (ICEM) and assists with the Charity Awareness Monitor and our research with Families.
Cian first joined nfpSynergy as an Intern in January 2011. He is now Director of nfpSynergy Ireland and is responsible for our bespoke and syndicated research in Ireland.
Claire oversees all the bespoke qualitative and quantitative research we do including impact evaluations, service user engagement, stakeholder audits and much more.
Heather joined nfpSynergy in July 2016 and works on our government and parliamentary awareness monitors (CPM, CCPM) and professionals monitors (JAAM, PHM).
Jo joined nfpSynergy in September 2012 and overseas all our general public audience research including nfpSynergy’s Charity Awareness Monitor. Alongside this she works on a wide range qualitative and quantitative bespoke projects for clients, with a particular focus on impact evaluation and research with service users.
Joe Saxton is Driver of Ideas at nfpSynergy and its founder. Joe works on a range of specific projects, especially those that look at strategic advice on fundraising or communications, or wider organisational issues.
Peter joined nfpSynergy in June 2018 and supports the work undertaken by the Public Audiences team assisting on the production and delivery of the Charity Awareness Monitor.
Rei joined nfpSynergy in July 2015. She provides research and administrative support to the Projects Team, helping with the design and analysis of bespoke projects for our clients.
Tim oversees all of nfpSynergy’s tracking research; advising clients on how perceptions of their brand have changed over time, as well as what broader societal trends mean for charities.
Our research has given Girlguiding insight in to what the public thinks of their brand, allowing them to challenge misconceptions and better target communications.
