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  Corporate Survey

  Synthesio, an Ipsos company, joins the Twitter Official Partner Program

  Synthesio, an Ipsos company, joined this week the Twitter Official Partner Program (TOPP). This program is the home to best-in-class technology solutions with proven track records of success.

  03.30.22
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  Public opinion Survey

  Ipsos Core Political : Presidential Approval Tracker (03/30/2022)

  This week’s Ipsos’ Core Political finds most Americans believe the country is off on the wrong track as President Joe Biden’s presidential approval rating stands at 42%.

  03.30.22
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  Foresight Survey

  Identity

  As life becomes more complex, people are looking for more control in how they define, express and reflect their identity. In this What the Future: Identity issue, we reveal which forces influence who we are and what brands to media should know about representing and reflecting us in the future.

  03.30.22
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  Foresight Publication

  How what you wear reveals your true identity

  How do we express our identities? According to the Ipsos Future of Identity survey, fashion and appearance fall below foundational factors such as how we treat others. Hollywood costume designer and stylist Leesa Evans hopes for a future where we will use fashion to feel confident and authentic.

  03.30.22
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  Foresight Publication

  How can entertainment better reflect all of us?

  The Annenberg Inclusion Initiative is a global think tank at the University of Southern California that studies inclusion in all forms of entertainment. Program Director Katherine Pieper explains why holding media companies to account for inclusive representation is worth it, and how that could shape and reflect everyone in the future.

  03.30.22

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  Foresight Publication

  Will virtual spaces be safe places to express our identities?

  Will 3D-virtual communities and the metaverse lead to more tightly defined social bubbles? Or will they allow us to connect with people who we wouldn’t be able to meet? Sébastien Borget, who is building one of the leading decentralized virtual gaming worlds, hopes for the latter.

  03.30.22
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  Foresight Publication

  Will we have different identities in virtual spaces?

  In virtual spaces we are able to craft digital representations of ourselves as avatars. But will we want to make an avatar for every platform we use? Timmu Tõke founded Ready Player Me to create an avatar engine meant to be portable across platforms.

  03.30.22
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  Foresight Publication

  Why multiple identities are closer than you think

  Identities are complex to form, hard to define and increasingly easier to steal and fake. Author Tracey Follows explains how will we define ourselves and what happens to our legacy identities as they drift through time and space?

  03.30.22
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  Human Resources Survey

  Ipsos taps veteran leader as new President and Chief Human Resources officer for North America

  Ipsos, one of the world’s leading research and insights organizations, today announced the promotion of Liz Osterhus to president and chief human resources officer for North America.

  03.30.22
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  Management Survey

  Ipsos appoints Whitney Krause James as service line President, Ipsos U.S.

  Ipsos, the world-leading research and insights organization, has appointed Whitney Krause James as a President of the US organization, where she will lead several lines of business.

  03.30.22
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  Sustainability Survey

  Global consumers support shift from fossil fuels as they expect spike in energy prices to reduce their purchasing power

  Many more blame price increases on market volatility and geopolitical tensions than on climate change policies: Ipsos survey for the World Economic Forum

  03.30.22