Momentum Series: State of the Region - Interpreting the 2025 Economy

Momentum Series: Insights and Connections over Breakfast

Join us for a light breakfast and a closer look at the economic and social trends shaping Atlantic Canada. With a focus on Nova Scotia and Halifax, Narrative Research will present recent data planning for 2026.
 
The session will cover key topics, including, consumer confidence, housing, healthcare, spending, government performance, and US/Canada relations.
 
If you’re making decisions for a business, organization or team, this session offers helpful context for the year ahead so that you can make informed and confident decisions.

Meet The Presenters

Margaret Brigley, CAIP
CEO & Partner
Margaret has more than 30 years of consulting experience in communications and market research including both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. She is a professionally trained focus group moderator and has extensive experience on projects of regional, national, and international scope. Margaret has experience with a wide range of research projects for private and public-sector organizations, including those within the education, health care, community development, economic development, housing, and tourism sectors. Margaret holds a Bachelor of Public Relations from Mount Saint Vincent University and is a credentialed Certified Analytics and Insights Professional (CAIP).

Margaret Chapman, CAIP
COO & Partner
Margaret has over 25 years of consulting experience in strategic market research, group facilitation, in-depth interviewing, and communications. Margaret is a professionally trained focus group moderator and regularly works at provincial, national, and international levels. She is asked by the media to comment on matters of public opinion on a regular basis. Her areas of specialty include focus groups, stakeholder interviews, website usability testing, advertising and communications evaluation, concept testing, brainstorming, and quantitative research. Margaret holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from Simon Fraser University and a Master of Arts from the University of Southern California.

Thank You to our Host Partner
Narrative Research