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Corporate History
- In 1911, Curtis Publishing, the publisher of the Saturday
Evening Post, creates the world's first formal market research
unit.
- "National Analysts" emerges as an independently branded
organization in 1943 to provide research services to industry
and government.
- Booz•Allen & Hamilton, one of the world's leading
management consulting firms, acquires National Analysts in 1970.
- Recognizing the need for industry-wide quality and ethics standards,
National Analysts sparks the creation of the Council of American
Survey Research Organizations (CASRO®) in 1975.
- Working side by side with Booz•Allen consultants during
the '70s and '80s, National Analysts evolves into a unique research-based
consulting firm that uses innovative market research and analytics
to produce actionable solutions to business marketing problems.
- In 1992, two Booz•Allen partners, John
Berrigan and Susan Schwartz McDonald,
acquire and reincorporate National Analysts as a consultancy to
help leading corporations create a competitive advantage through
cutting-edge research and action-based analytic tools.
- Restructured in 2004 to create employee ownership participation under
the leadership of remaining partner and current Chairman and CEO, Susan
Schwartz McDonald.
For more information on National Analysts, feel free to e-mail
us today or call (215) 496-6800.
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