Life Member | Life Member | Life Member | Life Member |
Life Member | Life Member | Life Member | Life Member |
Life Member | Life Member | Life Member |
Fellow | Fellow | Fellow | Fellow |
Fellow | Fellow | Fellow | Fellow |
Fellow | Fellow | Fellow | Fellow |
Fellow | Fellow | Fellow | Fellow |
Fellow | Fellow | Fellow |
As a member of the Research Association New Zealand, you are able to nominate a practising researcher for Research Association NZ Fellowship. The proposed fellow must adhere to the following criteria:
Fields of Specific Contribution
Nominators are required to explain the candidate’s contribution under the following headings within the candidate’s nomination profile.
Shared Practical Expertise
Contribution to sharing practical expertise across the industry, including application of sociological, economic, psychological, anthropological, statistical computing, training, supervisory, quality control, fieldwork, industrial relations or project design techniques.
Ethical Leadership
Evidence of leadership or personal example of the values of ethics in marketing and/or research.
Innovative Thought and Practice
Contribution to theory, original and innovative thought, conceptual structures in marketing, policy formation or research into these areas. Professional teaching reputation may be applicable.
Promotion and Acceptance
Responsible for increasing the public’s knowledge, awareness of, and tolerance for market research. The impact on both potential respondents and potential clients should be considered.
Economical Impact on the Industry
Has increased the industry’s ‘share of the cake’ or alternatively has improved total industry profits or segment profits in a way that is public and could be shared by competitors.
Social
Has publicly demonstrated ways of improving cohesion and loyalty within the research industry. May include past Society Committee roles.
If you have any questions about the above selection criteria please contact the RANZ Memberships Committee via the secretary.