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Infinite Insight Ltd.

New Muthaiga Shopping Mall

2nd Floor, Suite 3

Thigiri Ridge Road

P.O.Box 1324,00606

Nairobi

Phone: +254-774-157784

Email: info@infiniteinsight.net

Office Hours: 9am - 5pm

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Infinite Insight Kenya is a full-service market research agency operating across the African continent.

Founded in 2010; Infinite Insight Kenya commenced operations in January of 2011.

In May 2011, we became a member of the WIN / GIA global network of independent research agencies.

Since launching operations, we have experienced rapid growth, carrying out projects for both local and international clients across 17 African countries.

Our Strengths:

Project Management

• Experienced Management Team
• Strong analytical skills
• Branded Solutions

Field

• Strong supervisory structures
• Established Field Forces in our core markets: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Burundi, Sudan and South Sudan
• Reliable network to cover all of Africa

Computer Lab

• 10 networked data entry stations
• QPSMR for data entry & tabulation
• SPSS 18 for data analysis

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© Infinite Insight Ltd. 2011, Registered in Kenya (CPR/2010/35/13/5)

*** GLOBAL OPINION POLL - AMERICAN ELECTIONS 2012 ***

In August and September 2012, WIN/GIA and its members conducted a poll on reactions to the presidential candidates and the global impact of the US elections in 32 countries across the globe. Infinite Insight carried out the survey in Kenya.

Read the global WIN/GIA press release here

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*** GLOBAL POLL - FREEDOM FROM HUNGER INDEX ***

A global poll of perceived hunger shows that 12% of the world say there was a time during the last 12 months when they did not have enough to eat. Among them are 3% who report acute hunger and say that they often did not have enough to eat.

Read the global WIN/GIA press release here

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