Adrian Bachmann

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About Adrian Bachmann

Adrian Bachmann, Associate Vice-President at Leger, Toronto, brings a robust 15+ years of experience in strategic research and analysis to the table. Having joined Leger after a progressive career spanning several prominent market research firms, Adrian offers a deep understanding of diverse market research methodologies, both quantitative and qualitative. His expertise covers business strategy, brand analysis, innovation pipeline development, insights planning and management, as well as data analytics and reporting. In his current role, Adrian is pivotal in guiding top-tier companies through complex business challenges using detailed data analysis, strategic insight, and compelling storytelling. His work involves crafting and implementing research projects that drive strategic decisions and foster organizational growth. Adrian is also skilled in facilitating project management, ensuring that projects not only meet but exceed client expectations in terms of depth, clarity, and actionable outcomes. Adrian's academic background includes a Master of Business Administration from the IÉSEG School of Management in France and a Bachelor of Business Administration from FGV EAESP in Brazil. He further honed his expertise by earning a Marketing certificate from Wharton Business School, USA, in 2015. Prior to his tenure at Leger, Adrian served as a Research Director at Sklar Wilton & Associates and the Maru Group, where he led client advisory services. His earlier roles at NielsenIQ as an Account Manager and Senior Research Manager allowed him to develop a strong foundation in consumer insights and shopper behavior. As a senior member of Leger's team, Adrian's role involves not only overseeing the research process from inception to delivery but also providing strategic advice to enhance client engagements. His ability to analyze complex data and transform it into understandable and executable strategies makes him a valued advisor and an asset to both his team and Leger’s diverse clientele.