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Overview

10 - 49

Employees

2000

Year Founded

ABOUT GRO FIELDWORK IRELAND

GLOBAL RESEARCH OPERATIONS

With over 15 years of experience, GRO FIELDWORK provides top-quality qualitative and quantitative fieldwork and project management across Ireland, from Belfast to Cork. GRO is uniquely recognized as the sole fieldwork company in Ireland to hold the ISO 20252 accreditation. By merging strong quality controls with a dedicated work ethic, we ensure you receive a professional and budget-friendly service.
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HIGHLIGHTS

10 - 49

Employees

2000

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
70% Research Services
30% Project Management

About the Team

OUR STORY
Established in 2000 as The Grafton Suite, GRO Fieldwork has evolved into a prominent global market research firm under the steadfast leadership of Managing Director Kate Gibson, who has over two decades of experience steering projects across more than 30 countries. The company prides itself on delivering high-quality, timely, and budget-conscious services, facilitated by a dedicated research team committed to a seamless client experience. Deputy Managing Director Ailis Hickey, with her extensive expertise spanning various industries, bolsters GRO's growth, innovation, and operational effectiveness through strategic oversight and a culture of transparency. Field Director Áine McDermott ensures daily operations run smoothly by focusing on meticulous recruitment, quality assurance, and engagement, underscoring the company's dedication to excellence and detail-oriented project management.

Locations

Headquarters

30 Grafton Street

Dublin, Leinster, Ireland D02 ED29
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