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A PASSION FOR RESEARCH THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE |
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The primary research mind behind Grey Matter is Ron Sellers. Ron has 26 years of experience designing and conducting research that makes a difference. Thirteen of those years were spent running Ellison Research, which he acquired in 2008 and rebranded into Grey Matter.
Twenty-six years. That’s about 1,200 focus groups moderated (plus many more IDIs)…hundreds of quantitative studies successfully completed…over forty published articles in industry magazines and trade journals…speeches given, seminars led, and classes taught…and scores of clients relying on his work in making key decisions.
Ron’s work helped Chevrolet design and name the Chevy Equinox SUV. He helped the NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes design a new logo and branding scheme. He helped the American Red Cross design a successful holiday fundraising campaign. He helped General Motors rebrand all of their pre-owned vehicle lots.
Ron’s work has been cited extensively by the international media, including Harvard Business Review, Associated Press, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Pravda, Financial Times of London, USA Radio Network, Washington Post, and a host of other media in the U.S., China, Sweden, Russia, New Zealand, Korea, Canada, the Philippines, Norway, Australia, England, the Czech Republic, and Central America. His work has even been used in panel hearings before the U.S. Senate and quoted in Jay Leno’s opening monologue on The Tonight Show.
Ron has connected a team of professionals with extensive experience in areas such as multivariate statistical analysis, field management, respondent recruiting, and online panel management to serve you through comprehensive qualitative and quantitative research. |
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“It takes less time to do a thing right than it does to explain why you did it wrong.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
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“My confidence in Grey Matter’s ability to complete projects in a timely and high quality manner is unparalleled. I have no hesitations recommending Grey Matter Research to anyone looking for a research partner.” Dr. Scott L. Shook, Advertising Research Manager Chevrolet Cars |
