IEMA “We approached Shift with the aim of ensuring that our products and propositions continue to meet the evolving needs of our members and partners. From the outset, Shift demonstrated a thorough understanding of our objectives and a commitment to delivering insights that would help drive our organisation forward. Their approach was comprehensive and meticulously executed […] Head of Corporate Partnerships
The Brilliant Club “This was an important piece of research for the charity and we are so glad we chose to work with Shift. They were enthusiastic, communicative and delivered what they said they would, when they said they would. We will be benefitting from this research for years to come.” Director of Marketing and Communications Public sector and not-for-profit
University of the Arts London “Shift Insight were great to work with, ensuring a thorough understanding of our brief, presenting a clear proposal for their research, providing regular updates, working collaboratively with us and delivering everything on time. The evaluation report has given us valuable feedback from which we can develop this pilot programme.” Universities, HE and FE
Birmingham City Council “Shift Insight were excellent to work with. They were flexible to our demands and helped to develop crucial research materials. The team was thorough, friendly and professional. We are very pleased with the insights that they have produced from the research.” Senior Public Health Officer
British Society for Rheumatology “The research conducted by Shift after our first hybrid annual conference provided us with valuable insights to evaluate the success of the format and its reception amongst our attendees. The results were crucial in informing our strategy for future BSR annual conferences, and we were able to make informed decisions based on the data gathered.” Conference research
IEMA “I am impressed with Shift Insight’s collaboration with IEMA on the State of the Profession report. Their ability to navigate intricate topics with clarity and precision in a friendly and accessible manner was extremely helpful. The report, a testament to their thorough research, provided invaluable insights that IEMA members use to further their careers. Shift […] Head of Marketing
A university client “The Shift Insight team were completely on it from the very start: through co-designing the brief, checking in throughout, excellent relationships with all involved, and crystallising and presenting hugely useful findings, rooted in great evidence, which have empowered us to change.” Universities, HE and FE
Northumbria University “The findings of the research conducted by Shift have provided us with intelligence to adapt and diversify our programme to grow business in existing and new markets.” Universities, HE and FE
Macmillan Learning “The Shift team really understood our requirements and brought considerable expertise and recommendations to better shape our project. We got exactly the spread of feedback we needed and the insight has shaped our business decisions.” Senior Director, Global Sales and Marketing
The Science Council "The entire team of Shift Insight are committed to listening to the needs of the research… Collaboration and communication are excellent at all times. Targets are met and exceeded on time and delivered with quality. There is a focus on contributing value to the work that contributes knowledge to inform and guide future work. The entire operations are cohesive, with a professional and approachable demeanor." Apprenticeship Lead
Northumbria University "The Shift Insight team were a pleasure to work with. The team were extremely supportive in setting up and testing a comprehensive and user-friendly survey in a way that worked best for our needs." Sam King, Researcher Skills Development Manager Universities, HE and FE
Scholarly Networks Security Initiative “Shift worked closely with us to develop an interview schedule that investigated the main issues of concern to security experts in academia, while also helping to identify both the synergies and differences with the findings of our earlier librarian research.” Universities, HE and FE