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    New 2010/11 SAMRA Council

    The new Southern African Marketing Research Association (SAMRA) Council, were duly elected at its recent AGM.
    New 2010/11 SAMRA Council

    The newly elected Council is as follows:

    ChairpersonElsa Thirion-Venter
    Chair Elect/TreasurerRob Powell
    Immediate Past ChairSalomé Barnard
    Johannesburg ChairMarna Kirchner
    Cape ChairStina van Rooyen
    Pretoria ChairSanchen Henning
    KwaZulu ChairPeter Highley
    Namibia ChairCornelius D'Alton
    Fieldworkers Forum ChairClaudette Dearnaley
    Research Users Forum (RUF) ChairNeil Govender
    SAMRA Corporate ChairLydia Rolando
    Professional Practice ChairElaine Alder
    Membership ChairJan Wegelin
    Communications ChairKathryn Ann Robinson
    External Communications Portfolio ChairAnina Maree
    International Communications Portfolio ChairLeonie Vorster
    Membership DiversityMzwandile Khanya
    SAMRA Journal ChairDion van Zyl
    Conference and Awards ChairKim Larsen
    Yearbook ChairCletus Dube
    Accreditation ChairAlex Kessel
    Training and Education ChairNoluvuko Mathibe
    Code of Conduct ChairShirley Harding
    Services Seta ChairMargaret Constantaras

    Forthcoming goals

    Says SAMRA chairperson Elsa Thirion-Venter, "High on our agenda is to increase membership numbers among individuals and companies involved in the marketing research industry, as well as among students as potential future marketing researchers." Other goals are:

    • Increase visibility and awareness of SAMRA at universities
    • Entice more marketing research users to join SAMRA by strengthening the Research Users Forum (RUF) to better represent the interests of users
    • Assist in training of young researchers through SAMRA training courses and the SAMRA bursary scheme
    • Promote and uphold professional, ethical and sound research practices
    • Continuously drive to eliminate unethical research practices and to stimulate an ongoing passion for superior quality and standards.
    • Encourage co-operation between industry stakeholders and interdisciplinary co-operation
    • Actively encourage and promote the SAMRA Accredited Researcher programme.

    Go to www.samra.co.za for contact details of the new council.

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