Robin Research Group is a Connecticut-based qualitative research firm serving clients nationwide.
What is qualitative research?
Qualitative research is conversational, in-depth research with relatively small numbers of people. It is used to get beneath the “what” to the “why” (or “why not”) of how people think, feel, and act. There are as many ways to conduct qualitative research as there are ways to talk to people. Classic qualitative research techniques include focus groups, in-depth interviews, and ethnographic observational research. Often conducted in person, qualitative research can also be conducted by phone (voice or text), internet (email, blog/bulletin board formats, or live streaming) or combinations of any or all.
More information about qualitative research and its uses can be found at www.QRCA.org, the official website of the Qualitative Research Consultants Association.
Robin Research Group key info
For over 20 years, Robin Research Group has provided qualitative research to clients ranging from local non-profits to Fortune 100 companies, working both independently and in frequent collaboration with leading research, branding, and strategy consulting firms.
Every Robin Research Group project is custom designed to address client insight needs and business objectives, on time and on budget. See (GUIDING PRINCIPLES).
Deborah Robin is the founder and principal of Robin Research Group. With Deborah as thought leader and lead researcher, Robin Research Group taps and assembles teams of top professionals (e.g., additional researchers, facilities, recruiters, transcribers, videographers and video editors) to deliver insights that matter.
Before Robin Research Group, Deborah Robin was a research analyst at Quaker Oats, then a management consultant specializing in marketing and market research at Mercer Management Consulting.
Deborah received her BA from Yale and MBA from the Anderson School of Management at UCLA.