MSRA 2019 GP Karting Grand Prix Guidelines
MSRA invites you to the GP Karting Grand Prix event on 1st March 2019. MSRA is focused on bringing together research agencies and researchers through creative engagements such as trainings, workshops and fun activities. This tournament gives you a chance to do this as well as build and showcase your team spirit.
MSRA 2018 Conference Papers
This year’s MSRA 2018 Annual Conference at Villa Rosa Kempinski included 9 presentations over 3 sessions regarding the BoP Kadogo Economy in Africa. In addition, our 3 guest speakers included Nikki Germany of Copia Kenya Ltd., Junnie Wangari of Bidco Africa and George Bodo of ECO Bank.
MSRA 2018 Conference Highlights
This year’s MSRA Annual 2018 Conference highlighted the importance of the BoP Kadogo Economy. For those who were unfortunate to make the event yesterday, don’t worry — we got your […]
MSRA Annual Conference 2018
The bottom of the pyramid (BoP) represents the biggest market opportunity in the world if companies can offer affordable products and services more efficiently. This means seeing the BoP consumers not as victims of poverty but as value driven consumers. BoP Consumers are not necessarily defined by money but by mindset as well.
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MSRA 2018 GP Karting Grand Prix
Folks, yesterday we had the time of our lives taking part in an exhilarating, fast-paced Grand Prix that was filled with excitement and suspense. The MSRA 2018 GP Karting Grand Prix was also a great occasion to meet and socalise with our industry peers from other organisations involved in Marketing and Social Research. Enjoy the pics!
MSRA 2018 Conference Call for Research Papers
The bottom of the pyramid (BoP) represents the biggest market opportunity in the world if companies can offer affordable products and services more efficiently. This means seeing the BoP consumers not as victims of poverty but as value driven consumers. BoP Consumers are not necessarily defined by money but by mindset as well.