Andrew uses research to drive brand strategy. His career in media includes stints at Channel 4, the BBC and Reach. Andrew also writes for Marketing Week.

In this episode we discuss:

The infamous Microsoft study of attention (and why it’s bum gravy)
What the research into social purpose gets wrong (thanks to Marc Pritchard)
How to spot and avoid bad research
Why ‘straight line thinking’ doesn’t always get the right answer
Does more research = better research?
The post big data era
The drawbacks of Ofcom’s Communications Market Report (which was new to me – I’m a superfan of this work)
Social media and they data harvesting problems
Andrew’s career and publishing of the Empathy Delusion & Aspiration Window

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Monday 13 March, The Alex Hotel, Dublin

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Andrew Tenzer

Andrew is an award winning insight and brand strategist with over 10 years’ media experience working at some of the world's most iconic brands including Channel 4 and the BBC.

Most recently, he spent six years as the Director of Market Insight and Brand Strategy at Reach (the largest commercial publisher in the UK) where he was responsible for delivering insight, driving brand strategy and leading on new brand launches.

Andrew is the co-author of a number of industry acclaimed papers, including The Empathy Delusion and The Aspiration Window. Andrew also writes a regular column for Marketing Week.

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Andi Jarvis

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