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Qcast: Let's Cut the Judgment! Helping Client Teams Connect with Respondents
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Judgment is the most critical obstacle to overcome when building empathy. We bring our own bias, stereotypes and experiences. And everyone else does too! This presentation will raise awareness of the challenges and offer solutions for fostering empathy and dismantling judgment among all members of the research team - from qualitative researchers to client observers and end clients - before, during, and after fielding, resulting in stronger connection to the insights and acceptance of the recommendations. Relevant whether you are an in-house member of the insights team or an external partner/supplier.
Rob Volpe, CEO & Chief Catalyst, Ignite 360
Rob Volpe is an astute observer of life and a master storyteller who brings empathy and compassion to the human experience. As CEO of Ignite 360, he leads a team of insights, strategy, and creative professionals helping the world’s leading brands across a range of industries apply human understanding to release untapped potential.
He is the author of Tell Me More About That: Solving the Empathy Crisis One Conversation at a Time. As a thought leader in the role of empathy in marketing and the workplace, he is a contributor to Entrepreneur’s Leadership Network and he frequently speaks on the topic at conferences, corporations, podcasts and college classes and has been quoted in Advertising Week, Mashable, Huffington Post, TheStreet.com, Gourmet Retailer and the Chicago Tribune, among others.
Rob has been co-chair of QRCAs Sponsorship Committee since 2019 and is a member of the Inclusive Culture Committee.
When he's not speaking at industry conferences, listening to consumers share their stories around the world, or adding to his two million-plus miles flown, Rob can be found at home in San Francisco with his partner, Charles, and their three cats, reveling in the rare luxury of standing still. Rob is a graduate of Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
