Ipsos Public Affairs Launches in Singapore and Malaysia

Ipsos, a leading global market research company is continuing to bolster its capabilities in the APAC region, with the launch of Ipsos Public Affairs in Singapore and Malaysia. A boost to the market research giant’s regional capabilities after Australia and India.

Ipsos Public Affairs teams around the world conduct research on public policy issues and on the attitudes and behaviours of citizens and consumers. Our goal is to help our clients manage issues, advance reputations, determine and pinpoint shifts in attitude and opinion, and enhance communications. We provide clients with information that helps them understand how they can build efficient and effective policies, programmes, communication strategies, and marketing initiatives.

Ipsos Public Affairs is organised around three sub-specialisms: Corporate and Reputation Research; Government and Public Sector Research (including Government, Political and Election Research and Social Trends) and Global @dvisor, a 25-country online research service.

“Ipsos in Malaysia has had the privilege of working with various government ministries, regulatory bodies and government linked agencies on multiple research projects over the recent years. Having built pertinent experience in this unique area, it is timely for us to invest even more in our local capabilities in social research. Malaysian GLCs and government bodies continue to engage Malaysians in dialogue, to help inform policy development and drive social change. Market research plays an important role as it provides a channel of feedback in a systematic and effective way. By bringing together our thought leadership in research design, advanced analytics, data collection expertise, and an exceptional team of researchers, I am confident we will make a significant impact to the quality of that dialogue.” Said Katharine Davis, Managing Director, Ipsos in Malaysia.

“One fundamental criteria to effective market research is ensuring data credibility. This can only be assured through an understanding of respondent behaviour and rigorous quality control measures throughout the fieldwork process. One way Ipsos has responded to the need for better data is the use of geo-tagging in fieldwork management. We are also making use of today’s technological conveniences to essentially improve respondent engagement and therefore the quality of the data.” Said Eric Loke, Operations Director, Ipsos in Malaysia and Singapore.

The Ipsos Public Affairs practice in Malaysia and Singapore is fully connected to and leverages the Ipsos’ Public Affairs global network of professionals for excellence in delivering of our solutions and continued innovation.

“We’re delighted to expand our Public Affairs offer in Singapore and Malaysia. The local teams have built great relationships with key government departments and agencies, and an official Public Affairs unit will see the local teams leverage the power of Public Affairs’ expertise globally, giving existing and new clients access to the knowledge of experts worldwide in social, reputation and international and trends research” says Darrell Bricker, CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs.

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