Responsible Research presents at 2009 ESOMAR Congress
14/05/2009
Responsible Research has been selected to present a paper on our forthcoming retail food purchasing research at the ESOMAR CONGRESS 2009: LEADING THE WAY ETHICALLY, RESPONSIBLY, CREATIVELY in Montreux from 15th – 18th September.
We will be presenting our paper “Responsible Consumerism: Uncovering the Catalyst for Change” on Wednesday 16th September.
For more information and to see the advance programme click here
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