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Company
Culture
We
at New American Dimensions
are students of culture. In addition, we are forging a company
culture that reflects our personal passions and values.
We
love research. It’s the reason we started
this business, and we cut our teeth refining research techniques
and transforming raw data into actionable insights for a variety
of settings: advertising, branding, strategic planning, public
policy, and social marketing.
We
are lean and nimble,
so we move fast and are responsive to our clients. Efficiency
rules; excessive overhead doesn’t.
We
stay close to the work.
It’s important that we stay involved in research projects
with our clients from beginning to end. Clients are assured of
having the dedicated involvement of, and access to, a senior principal
throughout the duration of research projects.
We
possess high expectations about the quality and value we provide
to clients.
We are confident in our abilities to deliver value to our clients—research
driven results that are actionable, factual, and astute. This
value extends to the quality of relationships we form with our
clients from the beginning of a project to its final deliverable—and
beyond.
We
are allergic to mediocrity and second-rate work. Period.
We
want our clients to succeed.
We want you to shine, to be ahead of the pack, and to make the
best possible decisions. After all, your victories represent our
triumphs as well.
We
believe in advancing the communities we research.
For us, ethnic marketing doesn’t only represent an approach
to sell more products, but is a vehicle for promoting and illuminating
understanding between people and cultures as well.
View
Our Research Process
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"By
far, New American Dimensions offers greater insight and
intelligence for marketers through their customized research
approach and thoughtful observations. They provide more
value for clients beyond that of most, generic 'cookie-cutter'
marketing research. New American Dimensions are a tremendous
asset for any forward-looking company who truly seeks to
understand and realize the potential of new urban and ethnic
consumer markets."
Darin
Beaman, Creative Director
OIC
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