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It is a busy
time at CMOR. Finishing up our 2009 collaborative polls, preparing for
our second year of the National Core Indicators Study, as well as
working on many other important projects. At the same time, we are busy
planning for 2010.
Remember CMOR
for all your public opinion and marketing research needs,
Michelle Henry
and Amanda Barna
Founding
Partners of CMOR
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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.
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As part of the recently completed 2009 Collaborative
Polls in Summit, Stark and Medina Counties, CMOR posed a set of quality
of life questions. Each newsletter, we will highlight the results from
one of these quality of life questions.
When asked to rate the county as a place to live,
residents of all three had a positive view of their county. However,
the percentage from Medina that rated the County as excellent/good was
significantly higher than both Stark and Summit Counties - 94% compared
to 76 and 68% respectively. Negative ratings were rare: Medina-1%,
Stark-4%, and Summit-8%.
When looking at the data over the past three years, from
2007 to 2009, the percentage that rated each county positively remained
relatively stable, with the largest increase being in Stark County (72%
to 76%); Medina County increased only by one percentage point (93% to
94%), while Summit County decreased slightly over the same time period
(70% to 67%).
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CMOR News: Michelle Henry
accepted into 23rd Class of Leadership Stark County
Michelle Henry, President of CMOR, will join other
community leaders in the program's 23rd class.
Leadership Stark County is an issue oriented leadership
development program that prepares, positions, and challenges
participants to become involved in Stark County.
Congratulations
Michelle!
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