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Spotlight
Service: Data
Mapping
 CMOR is now
offering mapping services to organizations that participate in
a collaborative poll or complete a research project with CMOR.
This extra benefit allows participants and clients to view how
information differs across zip codes in the county.
Organizations can choose to have any close ended question
mapped for an additional fee of $150 a map.
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Team Focus: Anthony Matonis
Anthony Matonis, Director of Data
Services,
has more than four years of experience in quantitative
research. Anthony began his career in survey research as
a telephone interviewer while in college and quickly moved up
the ranks eventually being named as a Lab Manager. Since being
employed by CMOR, Anthony has been promoted from Project
Operations Manager to Director of Data Services. In this
capacity, Anthony oversees all web surveys, database creation
and management, and sample management. Anthony earned his B.A.
from the University of Akron in 2005 and is planning on
returning to school to pursue a Master's Degree in Business
Administration.
Learn about
the rest of our professional team here. |
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CMOR Team News
Congradulations Padi!
Padi Hallam, Project Consultant for CMOR
recently accepted a position with the campaign for Betty
Sutton. Padi will be assisting Congresswoman Betty Sutton (D,
OH-13) with the coordination, planning, and execution of
events and fundraising. While working for
Congresswoman Sutton, Padi looks forward to learning more
about Ohio politics as well as national policy. She will
continue to work with CMOR as a Project Consultant, with a
special interest in focus groups. To learn more about
Ohio's 13th district and her work there, please visit ( www.bettysuttonforcongress.com. | |
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We are excited about another great year at CMOR.
Plans are underway for the 2008 Collaborative Polls in
Summit, Stark and Medina Counties. We believe that this
project is a valuable research tool to the community and
hope to expand this service to additional counties in
2008. We have added mapping services for our
collaborative poll clients. More information about this
new service is below.
The
Center for Marketing & Opinion Research is
a full service research firm providing innovative
research solutions to organizations and businesses,
collaborating with clients to provide information
necessary to make key decisions. From
telephone, web and mail surveys to field, intercept and
key informant interviews as well as focus group
administration, CMOR will customize data
collection to meet client needs.
Happy New Year,
Michelle Henry and Amanda Barna
Founding Partners of
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CMOR 2008 Collaborative
Polls
A
Collaborative Poll a telephone survey that includes
questions posed by multiple organizations in which each
participant purchases only those questions necessary to
meet their information and research needs.
Reasons to
participate:
- Determine Name
Recognition and Awareness
- Measure Community
Satisfaction
- Measure Support
for an Initiative or a Levy
- Indentify Community
Needs
Collaborative
Polls are a research service offered to community
organizations and local businesses as a an affordable
method of collecting information on opinions &
attitudes of county residents.
Currently, CMOR has planned 2008 polls
for Summit, Stark, and Medina
Counties. CMOR is planning to
expand our Collaborative Polling to other Ohio
counties. If you are interested in CMOR initiating a
collaborative poll in your county, please contact
Michelle
Henry. |
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2008 Summit Collaborative Poll
Dates
l February
21~ Informational
Open House at the Greater Akron
Chamber
l March
5th~
Deadline for confirming participation
l March
10th-
Question drafts due and question
wording and sequencing does not have to be finalized
until March
14th.
l Interviewing
to take place: March
24th- April 28th
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June
9th~
Final reports delivered to
clients
RSVP for our Summit Poll Open
House here. The open
house will be held on February 21st at 10:00 at the
Greater Akron Chamber.
A
full information sheet on the 2008
Summit County Collaborative Poll can be found at:
www.cmoresearch.com/CollaborativePolls.htm |
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