Embold Research

We are #hiringnow! We have two exciting sales-focused positions, and we're currently interviewing folks who want to support the growth of Embold and Change Research. We are a data science-first public opinion research company. - As our Director of Growth, you'll generate and close new business, drive business growth, and manage accounts. - As Growth and Marketing Manager, you'll have an opportunity to dig in on both business development and communications. Visit our #career page to decide which role is right for you. Or, share this with someone you know. We're accepting resumes for a few more weeks. No time to waste. Link in comments. #analytics #research #impact

If you wish your career could reflect your commitment to civic engagement, but you’re not sure if there are really companies that equally value social impact, tech innovation, and business success, there are.?At Embold Research, our public opinion research guides forward-thinking organizations; we use data and insights to help our clients listen and to create winning strategies. Apply today. Link in comments. #hiringnow #dataanalytics #research

If you wish your career could reflect your commitment to civic engagement, but you’re not sure if there are really companies that equally value social impact, tech innovation, and business success, there are.?At Embold Research, our public opinion research guides forward-thinking organizations; we use data and insights to help our clients listen and to create winning strategies. Apply today. Link in comments. #hiringnow #dataanalytics #research

If you wish your career could reflect your commitment to civic engagement, but you’re not sure if there are really companies that equally value social impact, tech innovation, and business success, there are.?At Embold Research, our public opinion research guides forward-thinking organizations; we use data and insights to help our clients listen and to create winning strategies. Apply today. Link in comments. #hiringnow #dataanalytics #research

Robin Pressman, VP of Growth for Change + Embold Research recently shared her predictions with Silvio Marcacci in Forbes on the future of public opinion towards clean energy in 2024. These insights build on our polling with?Tigercomm?on rural Americans' perspectives on renewable energy. Read on to learn more about the next year in clean energy. https://lnkd.in/ep_hEBP6

Our team was thrilled to work on this exciting project with Science & Technology Action Committee (STAC) about #STEM workers in the US and how we're competing on a global scale. Thanks Axios for the coverage of this important survey.

"For those of you who are involved in these conversations [about clean energy with rural folks] at all, it is hard to overstate how important what you're doing is." Mike Casey, Tigercomm. THIS???????? One of the many gems from conversations with Mike, Robin Pressman, and others highlighting amazing polling about what rural folks think about clean energy. I've listened both to the Volts podcast and a webinar about the results, and would *strongly* everyone working on clean energy to check it out. We can't build the renewable energy ??????? we need to serve us all without bringing along rural communities ????????????????. Some of the many takeaways I'm mulling over... ?? We need loads of informed, credible local messengers to talk to their neighbors about clean energy. How will we find, train, and support these folks? ?? Rural folks generally support local clean energy! How can we highlight how existing projects are already benefiting them? ?? How can we design and build projects that keep as much benefits as possible within rural communities to avoid repeating histories of extraction? How are you showing up in these conversations, and supporting the people doing this crucial work? https://lnkd.in/e4GYNv7N https://lnkd.in/eHRzunqJ

#Cleantechers – Rising NIMBY resistance to clean energy projects is often supported by money the gas industry spends on the down low. That’s created a growing threat to the clean energy transition, and the renewable energy industry has so far under-invested in designing and scaling effective community engagement strategies. That’s what motivated Robin Pressman from Embold Research and me to underwrite the first-ever poll of rural Americans’ views of renewable energy. We presented our findings at RE+ last September, and we had the pleasure of going into some depth with david roberts of the Volts podcast on the information sources rural Americans use and trust. If you work in renewable energy development, you might find this discussion useful. https://lnkd.in/gpQRGCNt