Taverner wins “Who Cares” environmental program for a record 4th time
Taverner Research has again been successful in winning the triennial “Who Cares About the Environment” research conducted on behalf of the NSW Department of the Environment and Conservation. “Combined with our experience on the recreational use of parks in this state Taverner is one of the most knowledgeable environmental researchers in Australia” said Connie Jansen, Senior Researcher at Taverner for the “Who Cares” program. Connie added “With the study conducted at 3 year intervals we are able to track the environmental concerns and behaviours of the NSW population and provide valuable insights into the ever evolving environmental debate”. The “Who Cares” report is made available to all local government authorities and to the public.  According to Geoff Young, Manager Education and Training with DEC, the agency selection process was very rigorous in accordance with DEC policy. “Taverner’s submission offered particular added value for this year’s “Who Cares” research. This research is a key input to DEC policy and programs and is influential across government and the community.  The fact that Taverner Research had previously won the contract in 1997, 2000 and 2003 meant that Taverner was already highly familiar with the issues of the research.  However that did not mean automatic selection, indeed made us give added consideration to competing tenders. Taverner’s innovative approach to the conduct and analysis of the 2006 research convinced us that they were again the most suitable research organisation to conduct the work.”.

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Taverner Healthcare – Making a Difference

Taverner Research was a proud sponsor of the Australian Pharmaceutical Marketing and Research Group’s (APMRG) annual Mid-Year Seminar held in the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney on Wednesday June 21st 2006.
The theme of this year's seminar was ‘Making A Difference – Using data to drive strategy’ – a theme which is very much aligned with the vision of Taverner Research’s specialist healthcare research division.
“This sponsorship recognises the growing importance of healthcare research within Taverner’s total business operations”, said Gerry Guinan, Research Director.
Taverner Research delivers specialised healthcare insights backed by an effective broad-spectrum market research agency.


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Your Views Count!
There is no doubt that the right of privacy has been a hot topic in the media and in government. Taverner Research supports that right. However with the introduction of the Do Not Call registers, Taverner along with the rest of the research industry has successfully fought to maintain the ability of genuine researchers to seek opinions by phone. When asked about the research industry view, Philip Mitchell-Taverner said, “We are very pleased that social and marketing researchers will be permitted to continue carrying out surveys of the community without being restricted by a Do Not Call register. As an industry our ability to seek opinions in such areas as the environment, drink driving and other equally important matters of public concern is essential for the community. This is further recognition of the difference between genuine research practice versus unwelcome telemarketing calls.”

Find out more about the “Your Views Count” campaign conducted by AMSRO