We are excited to be an Award Contender in three categories for The Research Society 2024 Research Effectiveness Awards! Our shortlisted projects highlight the innovative and impactful research we deliver across sectors: Consumer Insights: Recognised for two submissions—developing a strategic framework to shape the future of snacking, and uncovering critical insights to drive innovation in the intimate apparel industry. Public Policy/Social Impact: Highlighting our vital research supporting advancements in health and aged care services. Technology & Innovation: Our work with cutting-edge AI technology to redefine modern architecture in the ANZ region. We wish the best of luck to all the other contenders in this year's awards. Michelle Newton Dr. Klara de Wit (Bruveris)Kirstin Couper Corey Fisher Fyona Park Darren Kemp Keira Braybrook Maja Stojiljkovic Cori Hodge Bella Castle
Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song
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Insights that drive growth
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Fiftyfive5 We are hiring! We started Fiftyfive5 with a single guiding thought: to see insight deliver growth. We believe that unlocking growth comes from defining the real question, because only then can we be clear on how to solve it, and why solving it represents an opportunity. We use multiple tools, data sets and processes beyond just traditional research to empower us to access sharper, deeper and commercially impactful insights from information. We gauge our success by our client’s growth. We know that insight is not the end point; it is the beginning and that by working in partnership with our clients, we can inspire action and create value. Our capability is broad, aligned to three core areas of client need: 1. IDENTIFY GROWTH STRATEGIES: defining where to play and translating this in to clear direction to access growth opportunities 2. EXECUTE AGAINST GROWTH STRATEGIES: defining and shaping how to win in-market via sharp insight led positioning, innovation and shopper outcomes 3. EVALUATING PERFORMANCE: measuring achievement and empowering course correction across brand, communications, shopper, category and customer experience programmes Fiftyfive5 has offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland and Singapore. Our senior team bring extensive local and international experience, having worked across 50 countries across Asia-Pacific, North and South America, UK, Europe. P.S. Why the name? Call us for a chat or e-mail us for a clue. info@fiftyfive5.com Sydney +61 2 9211 3595 Auckland +64 9 600 1115 Melbourne +61 3 8412 2700 Singapore +65 8722 1373
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- Sydney, NSW
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- Strategy, Insights, Branding, Innovation, Planning, Market Research, Communication, Analytics, Deployment, Facilitation, Shopper, Category, Brand and communications tracking, segmentation, and Social and Government research
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SXSW Sydney Future of retail, new value frontiers Michelle Newton Head of Cultural Forecasting and Estelle Gohil Head of Qualitative had a great time on the Accenture Australia panel talking about the 5 big Macro trends defining the future of retail. A really big thank you to Kate Whitney and Justus Hammer for their valuable insight. Thank you!
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Join Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song, at SXSW Sydney to hear industry leaders discuss how data and AI is helping share the future! Michelle Newton and Estelle Gohil discuss Future retail, new value frontiers. Joined by John Cox, Kate Whitney, Justus Hammer the panel will discuss the macro trends driving the future of retail! Accenture Australia
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Australians are re-evaluating what is important to them, and travel is no exception. Dr. Klara de Wit (Bruveris) and Victoria Loutas from our cultural and commercial forecasting team presented the future of travel trends to Destination NSW NSW Visitor economy Forum last week. More than 600 industry attendees are now in the know as to the macro and micro trends that will meet consumer needs in the future #visitoreconomy #nsw Alana Hartley, Michelle Newton
An event record of more than 600 visitor economy stakeholders attended yesterday’s NSW Visitor Economy Forum 2024 (VEF24), hosted by Destination NSW at the ICC Sydney under the theme ‘Experience NSW’. Delegates received a warm Welcome to Country from Aunty Margret Campbell and a message from Minister for Jobs and Tourism John Graham, before being treated to keynote presentations from ‘alternative futurist’, Gus Balbontin on ‘Adapting to a new world of experiences’, and consumer travel trends that will shape the next five years of the visitor economy from market research company FiftyFive5. A series of deep dive sessions also provided insights on building the visitor economy workforce, developing key international markets, the importance of business and major events, embracing cultural experiences and the role of storytelling. With the NSW visitor economy recently achieving a record $52.9 billion in visitor expenditure for the year ending June 2024, VEF24 highlighted the importance of developing vibrant and immersive visitor experiences to drive and accelerate visitor economy growth, which has been identified as a key recommendation of the NSW Visitor Economy Strategy 2030 review. VEF24 presented invaluable insights and data on trends impacting the NSW visitor economy, along with an exploration into how visitor economy stakeholders can unlock new opportunities for their visitors to experience NSW. #feelnew #feelnsw #visitoreconomy #destinationnsw #nsw
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Welcome back Katie Lucas! Katie starts at Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song this week as Head of Cultural Insights, based in the Sydney office. Katie’s deep expertise and passion for understanding culture at scale is invaluable as we continue to grow and evolve. Katie will be partnering closely with Rob Engels to drive our Cultural Insights offer forward, bringing a fresh perspective and a wealth of experience to the team. We couldn’t be more excited to have Katie back!
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Sharing Rebecca Hitchmough’s article "Participants Crying: A Right to Expression, Not a Cause for Exclusion" in Luminate. She highlights how emotional expressions, like crying in interviews, can unlock deeper insights. A must-read for qualitative researchers. #qualitativeresearch #insights
Have you ever considered how emotional expressions like crying during interviews might actually lead to richer insights? In a thought-provoking article published in Luminate, Rebecca Hitchmough from Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song examines how researchers can more effectively navigate emotional moments during interviews, urging them not to automatically assume that crying signals distress, particularly with female participants. She emphasises that such expressions can offer deeper insights, especially when addressing sensitive or personal topics. By adopting an empathetic, participant-led approach, researchers can respect emotional expression while capturing more meaningful data. This piece is a must-read for anyone involved in qualitative research, ethics, or participant engagement. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gwUdhYHz Anna Harrison, Antonios Meimaris, Ph.D., Erica van Lieven, Kylie Brosnan, Les Winton, Lisa Salas, Rachael Coulthard, Seán McNally, Troy K., Vanessa Ernst, Virginia Meikle, Sue York #marketresearch #qualitativeresearch #ethicsinresearch #emotionalintelligence #participantengagement #luminate
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Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song reposted this
Ever wondered how businesses can stay ahead in a constantly shifting cultural landscape? Our latest article in Luminate by Michelle Newton and Dr. Klara de Wit (Bruveris) from Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song, explores the fascinating world of cultural forecasting – a methodology that helps businesses navigate change by identifying and quantifying emerging trends. This approach goes beyond traditional market research, blending qualitative insights with quantitative data to uncover future growth opportunities. Discover how cultural forecasting can help you anticipate shifts in consumer behaviour and adapt your strategy accordingly. Learn how integrating both qualitative foresight and quantitative analysis provides a comprehensive view of what’s next, allowing you to make informed decisions and stay ahead of the curve. Ready to dive into the future of foresight? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ekCKETXW Anna Harrison, Antonios Meimaris, Ph.D., Erica van Lieven, Kylie Brosnan, Les Winton, Lisa Salas, Rachael Coulthard, Seán McNally, Troy K., Vanessa Ernst, Virginia Meikle, Sue York #culturalforecasting #trendanalysis #futureofbusiness #innovation #strategicplanning #luminate
Sizing the Future: Identifying Commercial Opportunities Through Quantification of Future Horizons
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We are absolutely thrilled to be named a finalist for the B&T Awards "Research Agency of the Year" category! This wouldn’t have been possible without the unwavering support of our incredible team and clients. This recognition is a true reflection of our collective passion and commitment to delivering impactful, high-quality work that truly makes a difference for our clients. We’re beyond grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey. Congratulations to our fellow nominees — Fifth Dimension Research and Consulting, Nature, PHD, The Taboo Group and TRA. Looking forward to celebrating with you all at the awards night in November! Check out the full list of finalists here: https://lnkd.in/gx4YTsEq Accenture Australia Accenture Song
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Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song reposted this
Isn’t it wild that, even though women make up 50% of the population, women’s health is still cloaked in taboos? Last Thursday, I talked about this and more at the Human Insights Conference 2024 with Dr Stephanie Stanton-Fay, presenting findings from our behavioural study to improve health outcomes for Women and Girls across Queensland. Women’s health continues to be such a critical area. Our study showed how often women put everyone else’s needs ahead of their own health. Many have a tough relationship with their bodies - and feel embarrassed, guilty and have a bad case of self-loathing. There’s a huge gap in understanding ‘what’s normal’ with very few salient benchmarks to compare their own experiences against. Given women suffer debilitating pain for an average of 7 years before receiving an endometriosis diagnosis, we’ve a long way to go! A big thank you to The Research Society for this opportunity, to Stephanie (and Queensland Government) for championing such a powerful study… as well as the audience and colleagues for being such a great cheer squad. Fiftyfive5, part of Accenture Song Accenture Song Accenture Australia #HIC24 #WomensHealth #Menopause #Endometriosis #BehaviourChange
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We were thrilled to host over 90 marketing, strategy, and insight professionals at our recent Head of Insights Community gatherings in Sydney and Melbourne! We spent time exploring the pivotal role Gen AI is already having in driving business growth and value. We discussed how Gen AI is reshaping human insights and customer strategy, how it will continue to do so and highlighted some of the considerations for our industry. A huge shoutout to our stellar presenters and panel Elizabeth Moore, Dr. Violet Lazarevic, Rob Dougan, Jan Thijs and Lee Naylor - steered by Michelle Newton, for a thought-provoking discussion on the transformative potential of Gen AI in market research and insights generation. #GenAI #Insights #Innovation #CustomerValue Mark Sundquist Jan Thijs Michelle Newton Jenny Witham Lee Naylor Mathew Densten Dominic McCarthy Corey Fisher Estelle Gohil Karen Phillips Darren Kemp Accenture Australia Accenture Song
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