About US
643 Research
643 Research is a full-service qualitative market research company, dedicated to finding actionable solutions for our clients. We have over three decades worth of experience in a wide variety of sectors and methodologies.
Quality control is key. Not only are our moderators highly experienced in a variety of methodologies and situations, but we also know how to identify many of the pitfalls that can entangle effective market research.
We review and check screeners to ensure legitimate respondents are recruited, not “cheaters.” In addition, we develop re-screeners to ensure no one falls through the cracks.
We provide feedback to the recruiters and facilities about the quality of the respondents so to improve the qualitative research field as a whole.
Neal Sandin
Neal is an experienced moderator and a member of the QRCA (Qualitative Research Consultants Organization), driven to find the key insights that help brands fulfill their promise while strengthening their position within the marketplace. With expertise in all aspects of qualitative research, from screener/discussion guide design and recruitment to moderation and reporting/analysis, he believes that it is not enough just to find out what makes your customers “tick” but to find the ways to make them into advocates for your brand.
With several years of experience, Neal has successfully completed numerous projects across a variety of sectors, such as finance, healthcare, food and beverage, durable and fast moving consumer goods, consumer electronics, automotive, and IT. Clients have included Prudential, R.W. Baird, Campbell’s, Samsung, LG, Volvo, BMW, Microsoft, and others. Throughout his career, ranging from ad/concept testing to customer loyalty, he is constantly and proactively striving to find new and better methodologies to gain greater insights for his clients.
He received his M.A. in International Affairs from The New School University and a B.A. in International Studies/Religious Studies at Guilford College. In his free time, he likes to take a few photographs, read history books, and practice a song or two on the guitar.
