Black History Month 2022
February 7, 2022
Celebrating the diversity of our staff and better understanding one another’s experiences and perspectives is key to who we are. And that’s why we were so honoured to have Kwami
In 2005, Delvinia launched the AskingCanadians online research panel, which has since grown to become the leading online research community in the country. During the next few years, we brought on new clients such as Manulife, Dynamic Mutual Funds, Canadian Blood Services, Four Seasons, the Canadian Opera Company, Random House of Canada and Scotiabank International.
Our data collection business brought new research clients, too, including Research International and Millward Brown. Delvinia trademarked the term “digital customer experience” and established a more integrated strategy for the future. The firm also split its operating entities into Delvinia Interactive and Delvinia Data Collection, both under the banner of the Delvinia Group of Companies.
With the digital industry still at a near standstill, our work focuses on two major R&D projects funded by Canarie’s Advanced Research in Interactive Media (ARIM) Fund. The first is focused on determining the impact of broadband on market research, which results in the development of our AskingMedia™ online testing tool.
The second project involves assisting the Town of Markham with their voter outreach to introduce the option of online voting in the 2003 Municipal Election. Markham becomes the first major municipality in Canada to introduce Internet voting in a binding election and we collected insights to understand the impact of Internet voting from the voter’s perspective.
Delvinia’s work with Plan Canada (formally Foster Parents Plan) wins first prize in the inaugural Sympatico/MSN Charity Design Competition. As part of the prize package, Foster Parents Plan receives $50,000 worth of online media exposure on Sympatico.MSN.ca and Steve and Adam win a trip to the Cannes International Advertising Festival.
With help of IRAP funding and SREDs, Delvinia develops its Insight Engine, the first profiling of digital behaviours of Canadians. The Insight Engine allows us to understand the digital behaviours of Canadians by simply overlaying their postal code, revolutionizing the way we provide digital strategy services to our clients. We also begin licensing our Insight Engine data to Generation5 and Environics Analytics.
Celebrating the diversity of our staff and better understanding one another’s experiences and perspectives is key to who we are. And that’s why we were so honoured to have Kwami
In honour of the Lunar New Year, we were lucky to have Natalie Kam, Director of Operaions, do her second annual presentation on the celebration. Natalie shares details of the
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