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A Touch of Australia at IIeX North America

A Touch of Australia at IIeX North America (23 April 2019)

Conjointly sponsored IIeX North America — a must-attend event for innovative insights professionals — in February 2019 in Austin.

Date: Tuesday, 23 April 2019

Topics

  • Types of claims
  • Ways to test claims
  • Hands-on exercises to show how different methods can answer various claims questions

Useless Box Giveaway

The team at Conjointly raffled a Useless Box at the event. If you are not sure what a Useless Box is, you will thoroughly enjoy watching the video below.

Presenters

Nik Samoylov

Nik Samoylov

Founder, Conjointly

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