The primary pathway to earning the CAIP involves pursuing rigorous professional education, obtaining relevant professional experience and passing the comprehensive CAIP Exam that is offered twice annually, in April and October. Registration deadline for: April session is in February and for October session is in August. Click on any of the links below to continue: […]
CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club What is the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club? CAIPs can participate in the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club (aka the Super CAIPs)! We meet virtually bi-weekly for an hour. Join colleagues in a fun, supportive environment where improved public speaking is a by-product.Gain the public speaking skills you need to communicate with confidence […]
Toronto, we’re back again this year! And this time we’ll be diving into the career stages of marketing research. We know that no MR career is exactly the same. Everyone takes a different path, but if we’re lucky – we’ll all visit the 5 career stages at some point: Exploration, Establishment, Mid-Career, Late Career and Retirement. For each […]
CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club What is the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club? CAIPs can participate in the CAIP Canada Toastmasters Club (aka the Super CAIPs)! We meet virtually bi-weekly for an hour. Join colleagues in a fun, supportive environment where improved public speaking is a by-product.Gain the public speaking skills you need to communicate with confidence […]
Where CAIPs come together to discuss topical subjects of interest to the Analytics and Insights Industry. At the end of the month CAIP Canada hosts a gathering of the CAIP Canada Discussion Club. Each month you'll be invited to read a published article of relevance to the analytics and insights sector. We will then gather […]
As AI plays an increasing role in how our industry gathers, analyzes and communicates insights, it is more critical than ever that we consider the ethical implications of using AI. Join members of the Canadian Research Insights Council’s AI Committee, Margaret Chapman, Paul Acerbi and Kathy Cheng, as they review the Canadian Research Insights Council’s […]