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Angkor Research and Consulting Ltd.

Angkor Research and Consulting Ltd. was founded in 2013 by Mr. Ian Ramage. Previously the head of one of the leading research institutions in Cambodia, Mr. Ramage conducted over 120 contracts (including 45 large-scale impact evaluations) from 1999 until 2012, when the shareholders made the decision to close the company. In 2013, Mr. Ramage and senior staff began Angkor Research, bringing the same international standards and local knowledge to their new research projects. Angkor Research specializes into conducting high-quality research, monitoring and evaluation for a wide range of customers (government ministries, bilateral organizations, NGOs, etc.) and profits from its Director's and staff's extensive experience in managing social research projects in the fields of environment, agriculture, public health, communications, development and economics/finance. Angkor Research staff also have extensive experience working with Cambodian governmental and ministerial authorities, and are able to conduct these relationships in a professional and respectful manner. Angkor Research follows international standards and best practices in its own work, and encourage their adoption throughout the sector. Based on our own market research, we believe we have the highest research standards in the country, with rigorous sampling and stringent quality control procedures, and double data entry, cleaning and verification of all inconsistencies in data sets. We are constantly striving to improve our procedures and streamline our processes.

Community-Based Research Centre (CBRC)

Community-Based Research Centre (CBRC) promotes the health of gay men through research and intervention development. We are inclusive of bisexual and queer men (cis and trans) and Two Spirit people. CBRC's core pillars - community-led research, knowledge exchange, network building, and leadership development - position the organization as a thought leader, transforming ideas into actions that make a difference in our communities. CBRC was incorporated in 1999 and is a non-profit charitable organization. ----- Le Community-Based Research Center (CBRC) promeut la santé des hommes gais par la recherche et le développement d’interventions. Nous incluons aussi les hommes (cis et trans) bisexuels et queers, ainsi que les personnes bispirituelles. Les piliers du CBRC — des recherches communautaires, le partage des connaissances, la construction d’un réseau et le développement du leadership — font de cette organisation un leader, transformant les idées en actions qui font une différence dans nos communautés. Le CBRC a été fondé en 1999 et est un organisme communautaire de charité.

ECigIntelligence

ECigIntelligence is the leading business intelligence and regulatory research resource for professionals in the e-cigarette and tobacco-alternatives industry, providing detailed market analysis and regulatory tracking across the globe through its online portal. Founded and run by a team of journalists, lawyers and economists, ECigIntelligence is a professional, independent research service delivering regular news reports and in-depth analysis of key issues, keeping you updated on global changes to the regulatory landscape in a contentious and highly fragmented sector. ECigIntelligence provides market and business intelligence research, offering you actionable data-driven insight into consumer trends and competitor strategies in this fast-moving, rapidly growing segment.