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For marketing research and insights professionals 2017 - 2018 RESEARCHER SOURCEBOOK™ The #1 Directory of Marketing Research and Insight Companies • 6,500+ Companies Worldwide • Over 265 Research Service Categories • 125+ Industry and Market Categories Quirk’s Marketing Research Review September 2017 Volume XXXI Number 9 www.quirks.com Our industry is evolving, and so are we! Whether quick-turn insights or more in-depth research, FPG leverages new techniques and technologies that make market insights more accessible, accurate, and affordable. 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