STRAT7 Researchbods appoints client director
Leeds-based market research consultancy STRAT7 Researchbods has strengthened its client leadership team with the appointment of Bri McIntosh as client director.
Bri joins the business with more than a decade of qualitative research experience, having previously worked at Human8 across a range of sectors, with a particular focus on financial services.
His background includes partnering with major UK brands such as Nationwide, Nest Pensions, L&G, Phoenix Group and HSBC.
He is recognised for translating complex research into clear, actionable insight that supports confident commercial decision-making and long-term client impact.
Bri said: “Joining Researchbods is an exciting opportunity to bring my experience to a team that shares my commitment to delivering outstanding client outcomes.
“I look forward to helping our clients unlock insights that truly make a difference to their business.”
Bri’s appointment supports STRAT7 Researchbods’ continued focus on deepening client partnerships and delivering insight-led outcomes that drive measurable business value across its client base.
Hannah Sealy, head of client partnerships at Researchbods, added: “Bri brings a wealth of expertise and strategic thinking that will directly benefit our clients.
“His ability to immerse himself in a client’s world and turn insight into action will strengthen our partnerships and ensure we deliver work that lands with impact and supports their business goals.”
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