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President, Quant UX Association. Previously: Principal UX Researcher @ Google; Amazon Lab 126; Microsoft. Author of "Quantitative User Experience Research" and "[R | Python] for Marketing Research and Analytics".
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Jess Holbrook1y ago
Congrats Chris! So glad you'll still be giving part of your time building up the next generation of researchers.
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Chris Chapman1y ago
Thank you, Jess!
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Matt Conway1y ago
Super happy for you, Chris! Brilliant move. I hope the next chapter is as amazing as the first couple decades. Enjoy the sailing!
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Chris Chapman1y ago
Thank you, Matt!!
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