Senior Project Director Karolyn Cooper penned a Quirk’s article about a travel industry thought leadership study we did with Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT). It frames the study’s objectives, explains the research tactics in detail, summarizes our findings and touches on how we think about thought leadership services in the context of this case study. We covered results of […]
Updated 4/24/18 PNC recently released the results of their semiannual Economic Outlook survey, a study conducted by Artemis. The spring 2018 results indicate that small- and medium-sized business owners are feeling generally optimistic. Half of respondents expressed optimism about the national economy, up from 29 percent in fall 2017 and the survey’s highest optimism response rate […]
In a study conducted by Artemis called Ages, Stages & Money, client Ameriprise Financial found that investors across five decades feel confident about their financial journey, despite setbacks and fears. Significant financial setbacks are common across generations of Americans and that different generations tend to have different causes and effects for their setbacks. This report demonstrates […]
In a study conducted by Artemis, client Carlson Wagonlit Travel found that business travelers from the Americas are best at staying in touch with family, relative to travelers from Asia Pacific and Europe. Half of business travelers from the Americas contact their families during business trips as compared to around one third of Asian Pacific […]
Just in time for the holidays, Fidelity Charitable released the findings from their study about the things that keep donors from giving, and how to best address these concerns. They found that almost two-thirds (64%) of donors would like to give more to charity. Nearly three-quarters (72%) of respondents cited personal finances as an obstacle to giving, […]
In a study conducted by Artemis for client Carlson Wagonlit Travel, business travelers find they are very productive while on the road due to more technology options. Business travelers are bringing more devices, carrying an average of four devices with them.
