Rhiannon Pratt Joins M·E·L Research from NSPCC

M·E·L Research are pleased to welcome Rhiannon Pratt as a Senior Research Executive in the quantitative team. Rhiannon joins M·E·L from NSPCC, where she worked on supporter journey and segmentation among other core third sector projects. Prior to the NSPCC, she has had spells at Beat, a charity for those with eating disorders, as well as Ipsos Karian and Box where she gained experience in employee experience studies across a two-year engagement.

Commenting on the appointment, Steve Handley, Quantitative Research Director said:

“We are delighted to have Rhiannon join our team of researchers. Rhiannon was one of our previous client contacts, who liked what we do so much she wanted to join us! She is already making an impact which is great to see and brings great experience of work in both the third sector as well as in employee experience, both key aspects of our offer at M·E·L Research.”

Prior to beginning her research career, Rhiannon gained a degree in Geography from Newcastle University before completing an MA in International Politics (Critical Geopolitics ) from the same institution, in which she achieved a distinction.

Of joining M·E·L Research, Rhiannon said:

“I had worked with M·E·L as part of my previous role and was really impressed by their knowledge and professionalism, which motivated me to apply for a Senior Research Executive role with them. It has been a fantastic experience so far, I’ve worked on a wide range of projects and felt that I have been able to make an impact early on. It’s amazing to work for a company that is so strongly committed to their values and puts social value at the heart of everything they do.”

This is the latest in a string of appointments for M·E·L Research which comes as part of an on-going growth plan and growing client base, including recently adding the RAF Museum, Electricity North West and Unipol Student Homes among others.