Kate Albert

Kate Albert is the embodiment of hard work, dedication, and creative problem solving. She is a powerhouse in the marketing research industry, with over 24 years of experience and a string of impressive achievements to her name. From her early days as a recruiter at Fieldwork Chicago-O’Hare, Kate’s commitment to excellence propelled her growth throughout her career. She showcased her exceptional problem-solving skills as a Phone Room Supervisor and Project Manager, ultimately assuming the role of President of the Chicago-O’Hare facility in 2006.

As a former board member and President of the Chicago Chapter of the Insights Association, she has emerged as a respected leader and advocate for her fellow marketing research professionals. Her enthusiasm and dedication to the industry have positioned her as a driving force for positive change. As a left-handed thinker with a creative approach to problem-solving, Kate thrives on collaboration and teamwork. She embraces challenges with her distinctive enthusiasm and firmly believes in the power of collective thinking. Her motto, “Let’s think this through together!” encapsulates her inclusive and empathetic problem-solving style.

It’s not just her professional accomplishments that set Kate apart. She is a devoted animal lover, actively supporting local shelters and advocating for the welfare of all living creatures. Whether it’s lending a helping hand to animals in need or extending her support to people facing challenges, Kate’s compassionate nature defines her unique character.

Currently serving as a Vice President, Kate plays a crucial role in connecting clients and participants, leveraging her expert knowledge to support both project management and recruitment teams. Her valuable insights enable the company to break new ground in problem-solving and effectively targeting niche recruits.

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What is a great question to warm up the focus group?
“How has your day been so far?” It’s a simple question but sets the tone for mutual understanding and kindness. It can also be beneficial because it allows the moderator to gain insight into the individual personalities and communication styles that will contribute to their session.

What’s your favorite part of the in-facility experience?
The best part of in-facility research is witnessing how all the carefully considered and meticulously monitored details, ranging from recruiting to meal planning and room setup, seamlessly merge to create an environment that is perfectly conducive to generating rich insights and facilitating valuable learning. It’s truly rewarding to see these elements come together harmoniously, knowing that we have helped set the stage for meaningful discoveries for our clients.