CRIC launches scholarships for black and indigenous researchers
The four scholarships were formed by the CRIC Diversity & Inclusion Committee and will cover the fees for the CAIP Exam Prep Seminar and for writing the CAIP exam, equalling a total value of CAN$1,000.
Applicants must identify as black or indigenous, demonstrate financial need and show an interest in a career in market research.
Lisa Wright, chair at the CRIC Diversity & Inclusion Committee and vice-president, strategy and business development at Canadian Viewpoint, said: “These scholarships represent an important first step to enhancing representation in our industry.
“The CRIC D&I Committee is also working on additional initiatives to enhance diversity both in our industry and in the insights we deliver.”
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