Category: Member Benefits

SAMRA is the only recognised self-regulatory professional body for market research in South Africa, offering our members professional recognition and credibility amongst research peers – on both supplier and user side, employers, and the general public; products and services that add value to research practice and business; networking opportunities and career advancement; professional development opportunities; representation at national and international level with governments and other regulatory and professional bodies; protection against undue external regulatory interference and poor ethical conduct.

SAMRA is the only recognised self-regulatory professional body for market research in South Africa, offering our members professional recognition and credibility amongst research peers – on both supplier and user side, employers, and the general public; products and services that add value to research practice and business; networking opportunities and career advancement; professional development opportunities; representation at national and international level with governments and other regulatory and professional bodies; protection against undue external regulatory interference and poor ethical conduct.

SAMRA is the only recognised self-regulatory professional body for market research in South Africa, offering our members professional recognition and credibility amongst research peers – on both supplier and user side, employers, and the general public; products and services that add value to research practice and business; networking opportunities and career advancement; professional development opportunities; representation at national and international level with governments and other regulatory and professional bodies; protection against undue external regulatory interference and poor ethical conduct.

SAMRA is the only recognised self-regulatory professional body for market research in South Africa, offering our members professional recognition and credibility amongst research peers – on both supplier and user side, employers, and the general public; products and services that add value to research practice and business; networking opportunities and career advancement; professional development opportunities; representation at national and international level with governments and other regulatory and professional bodies; protection against undue external regulatory interference and poor ethical conduct.

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