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CMOR's 7th Annual Respondent Cooperation Workshop - Las Vegas
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Workshop Agenda
Monday
12:00-1:15pm Welcome & Lunch
1:15-2:00pm The Future of Respondent Cooperation
(.75 Hours in Data Collection Methods or Privacy)
Speaker: Marshall Toplansky, Chairman and CEO; Core Strategies.
2:00-3:00pm

Session: Mixing Methodologies and Sample
(.50 Hour in Sample or Research Design or .50 Hours in Problem ID/Resolution)

  • Speaker 1: Offering Respondents a Choice of Survey Mode, Robin Gentry, Senior Project Leader; Arbitron
  • Speaker 2: The Postman Always Rings Twice: The Operational Lessons of Transforming from Random Digit Dialing (RDD) to Address-Based Sampling (ABS) Chuck Shuttles, The Nielson Company
3:00-3:15pm Break
3:15-4:15pm

Session: Special Considerations in African American and Hispanic Recruitment
(1 Hour in Problem ID/Resolution or Cross Cultural (National/International) Research)

  • Speaker 1: Recruiting Hispanics: Special Considerations in a Diverse Population Juan Carlos Arriola, Founder and Managing Partner; Latin Visa
  • Speaker 2: Everything you wanted to ask, but didn't know how: Effectively reaching the AA Audience La Detra, President; Noble Insight
4:30-5:15pm

Breakout: Changing the Perception of Research Breakout

(Breakout) "*Review of current grassroots efforts
*Brainstorm what industry members propose raise consumer awareness of research value"

6:00-8:00pm Opening Reception
Tuesday

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast
9:00-10:30am

Session: The Upside and Downside of Using Mixed-mode Designs to Improve Respondent Cooperation
(1.5 Hours in Sample or Research Design)

  • Speaker: Don Dillman, PhD; Washington State University
10:30-10:45pm Break
10:45-11:30am

Session: Far shore Data Collection: A Shore Thing
(.75 Hours in Data Collection Methods or Research Process)

  • Speaker: David Haynes, CEO; Western Wats and Opinion Outpost
11:30-12:45 pm Lunch
12:45-1:45pm

Interviewer Freedom

(Breakout) Giving Interviewers Freedom in Telephone Survey Introductions (Business Sector), mod. Kathy Pilhuj (Scarborough Research)

Giving Interviewers Freedom During Introductory Scripts (Government Sector), mod. Diane Burkom (Battelle)

2:00-3:00pm

Guidelines for Multilingual Data Collection Instrument Preparation
(1 in Data Collection Methods or Research Process)

  • Speaker: Nancy Cearley CEO, Gazelle Globalization Group (G3)
3:15-4:00pm

Communication between Researcher Suppliers and End-Users of Research Donna Neal (Miller Brewing Company)

(Breakout)

4:15-5:00pm

Session: Exploring Social Networks and the Social Graph: Practical applications for today's market researchers
(.75 Hours in Research Process)

  • Speaker: Ali A Moiz, Peanut Labs Inc.
Wednesday

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast
9:00-10:00am

Session: Your Privacy Questions Answered
(1 Contact hour in Privacy or Ethics)

  • Speaker: Howard Fienberg, Director of Government Affairs; CMOR
10:15-11:00am

Session: Probability vs. Panel: Maximizing the return on your research objectives
(.75 Hours in Sample or Data Collection Methods)

  • Speaker: Craig Nebeker; J.D. Power and Associates; Patrick Glaser, CMOR
11:15-12:30pm Lunch
12:30-4:30pm

Telephone Call Center Management Summit: Opening Summit Panel
(1 Contact hour in Problem ID/Resolution)

  1. Presentation 1: Certifying Bi-lingual Interviewers Robert Lowery; Kantar Operations
  2. Presentation 2: Spanish-Speaking Respondent Hesitation: Learning about Interviewer Techniques and Strategies Kimberly Brown, Nielson Media Research
  3. Presentation 3: Marla Cralley; Arbitron

Summit: Telephone Call Center Management Summit

  • Moderators: Kathy Pilhuj, Robert Lowery
12:30-1:15pm

Session: Online Questionnaire Design: Designing Better Relationships with Online Respondents
(.75 Hours in Questionnaire Design)

  • Speaker: Roosevelt University; Larry Fisher
 

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