Ian Bell Global Lead
london
English
About Ian
As Global Lead for home and technology, Ian leads on content creation and client engagement. This includes the development of ongoing, long-term working relationships with clients in support of their commercial agendas, and reciprocal exchange of information and research understanding.
Expertise
Ian advises clients primarily on home and technology industries and their social, economic and cultural context. Ian has worked right across research and is always keen to extend experience into new areas. To date, he has worked closely with commercial and consulting colleagues to deliver high quality results to our clients.
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