FAQs
What is the main focus of the Vice President, Employee Experience role at Ipsos?
The main focus of the role is to incubate and grow Ipsos’ Employee Experience (EX) business in the US, leveraging existing methodologies and capabilities while adapting them to the US market.
What qualifications are needed for this position?
Candidates should have a minimum of 7 to 10 years of quantitative research experience, preferably with supplier/vendor-side experience, and a strong background in Employee Experience research.
What types of clients will this role interact with?
This role will interact primarily with CHRO/HR contacts and other stakeholders involved in employee experience initiatives across various industries.
What skills are emphasized for the ideal candidate?
Strong skills in business development, consultative selling, strategic insight delivery, client relationship management, and team leadership are emphasized for the ideal candidate.
Is prior experience in Employee Experience research required?
Yes, prior experience in Employee Experience research is essential, including the ability to articulate the value of Voice of Employee (VoE) and Employee Value Proposition (EVP).
How does this role contribute to Ipsos' overall business growth?
This role will contribute by establishing Ipsos as a top insights firm in the Employee Experience space in the US, driving new client acquisition, and developing targeted campaigns and strategies for growth.
Will the Vice President, Employee Experience be involved in training or mentoring junior team members?
Yes, the Vice President will provide day-to-day guidance and coaching to junior team members as required.
What does success look like in this role?
Success in this role involves setting strategy and developing tactics for growth in the EX sector, while anticipating and supporting client business needs with innovative solutions.
Are there opportunities for career development within Ipsos?
Yes, Ipsos offers opportunities for career development along with an exceptional benefits package, including generous PTO, healthcare plans, and a strong collaborative culture.
Does Ipsos have a commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Yes, Ipsos is committed to building an inclusive culture that values individuality and diverse perspectives, and actively promotes equal opportunity for all employees.