Who We Are
MM-EYE
Businesses of every size and in every sector are under pressure to deliver social and environmental sustainability at the same time as commercial success. We help our clients step up to this challenge by engaging with their stakeholders to reveal meaningful truths, empowering them to make effective and responsible decisions.
MM-Eye is an established insight agency with a track record of helping businesses make the right decisions. We do this by finding out what really matters to their customers, employees, suppliers and wider stakeholders.
We believe that stakeholder engagement is critical to future proofing business and that, in a world under increasing environmental threat, businesses need to - and should - be at the forefront of positive global change.
Founded over fifteen years ago and now owned by its original senior management team, MM-Eye combines a passion for the truth with pioneering research techniques to help businesses change the way they work for the better – better for people, planet and profit.
By asking the right questions, rooted in human emotion, we will unearth valuable, game-changing insights, enabling your business to achieve sustainable competitive advantage and make a positive difference.
What We Do
Experts in market research, our approach incorporates four cornerstones that support positive change for our clients. The Pillars of Positive Change:
Our Team
Babatope Alabi
Project Services Executive
I have switched my journey to volleyball practice from taking the train to cycling, to both improve my physical health and try to actively reduce my carbon footprint.
Caleb Bendrey
Data Analyst Trainee
I’m trying to shop from local businesses more and am recycling old clothes and textiles into sewing projects instead of throwing them away.
Bobby Bhamra
Nicola Church
Research Director
I have actively reduced my consumption of industrially farmed meat and dairy by buying only through local and high welfare suppliers.
Ben Davis
Graduate Research Executive
I have started growing some of my own food, and source my food locally, with minimal plastic packaging. This helps me to reduce food miles and support local businesses.
Julia Fellows
Data Analytics Manager
I am reducing my consumption of meat and dairy by cooking more plant based recipes, and am improving my fitness with the aim to run a 10k this summer.
Damien Field
Managing Director
I’ve taken on the challenge of learning beekeeping and enjoy getting close to nature with wild swims.
Deborah Fitzpatrick
Deputy Managing Director
I'm walking to do my grocery shopping. This increases my fitness regime, limits my car fuel use and reduces food waste
Catherine Gordon
General Business Manager
I created a pond in our garden earlier this year and have been enjoying watching the wildlife move in, especially the frogs and dragonflies
Matias Van Der Heijden
Data Analyst Trainee/Apprentice
I’m challenging myself to keep a solid commitment to a fitness routine.
Victoria Jackson
Associate Director
I am the treasurer for the PTA of my children’s school and have recently started running as I am part of a team of mums taking on Endure 24 this summer
Karen Levesley
Research Director
In 2022 I will be walking the length of Britain’s oldest ‘road’, the Ridgeway. I’ll cover the 87 miles in chunks with my dog, Lola, for company.
Vitalija Narstyte
Data Analytics Manager
I'm challenging myself to start exercising early in the morning.
Alison Phillips
Client Services Director
I am a member of my village environmental group and am doing the couch to 5k challenge so I can do park runs with my daughter this summer.
Sarah-Jane Rogers
Research Executive
I try to support and buy from local farm shops and businesses. Moving forward I plan to look more into the sustainability credentials of businesses in order to support my purchasing decisions and set a good example to my two young daughters.
Meg Rudman-Walsh
Research Director
When looking to buy something new I’m trying to make my default search option retailers who sell pre-loved items, or items which are sustainably produced.
Hayley Kingston
Services Manager
I’ve recently joined the MRS’s Young Person’s Sustainability Collective, helping to shape the future of the market research industry towards sustainability.
Phil Torode
Head of Data Management
From my allotment I aim to be almost entirely self-sufficient during the growing season and enjoy the challenge of growing exotic plants from far away.