Qualitative specialist Constantin Popa (pictured, right) has joined the company as a research manager. Previously research manager at Thinktank International, in his new role Popa will focus on consumer research for Bryter’s technology and gaming clients.

The company has appointed Chloé Ramambason (pictured, left), formerly of Breaking Blue, as senior research executive. She will work across the consumer and healthcare sectors.

Adam Grim (pictured, centre), a recent graduate, has also joined Bryter’s graduate programme.

The three will be based in the company’s London office.

Laurence Olding, research director at Bryter, said the hires reflect a year of growth, new business and internal development for the company. He added: “Constantin and Chloé really add to the skills and drive the team has and will help us to push on to further success in 2018. Adam is the latest addition to our graduate programme that has shown terrific results in the last few years.”