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Unlocking the Rocky Mountain West

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Expertise in Rural America

Rural populations are sparse and diverse, yet they hold significant strategic value due to their untapped market potential, loyal customer bases, and contributions to national economic growth and healthy living outcomes.

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Capabilities

Together with our Wyoming-based division Waller Hall Research, we are providing outstanding expertise in listening to the voices of the Rocky Mountain West.

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Comprehensive Surveys

We design surveys to capture the unique perspectives and experiences of residents across diverse demographics.

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Focus Groups

Facilitating in-depth discussions to uncover nuanced opinions and discover hidden needs.

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Call Center Services

Providing direct access to rural communities for feedback, service delivery, and customer support.

Industries

Agriculture and Agribusiness

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  • Farmers and Ranchers: We provide farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses with the market research they need to understand commodity prices, consumer demands, and technological adoption rates in rural areas.

  • Agribusiness Companies: Seed producers, equipment manufacturers, and food processors need insights into rural consumer preferences, farming practices, and technological adoption rates.

Healthcare Providers

  • Hospitals and Clinics: Understanding rural populations' healthcare needs and access challenges is crucial for providing adequate services and improving health outcomes.

  • Pharmaceutical Companies: Market research helps these companies tailor their products and services to rural residents' specific needs and preferences.

Government Agencies and Not-for-Profits

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  • Government Agencies: These agencies, such as the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Services, rely on market research to inform policy decisions and allocate resources effectively.

  • Non-Profit Organizations: These organizations use market research to identify community needs, target their services, and measure the impact of their programs.

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Telecommunications Companies

  • Internet Service Providers (ISPs): With the increasing reliance on technology, understanding the digital divide and internet access needs of rural communities is essential for expanding broadband services.

  • Telecommunications Infrastructure Providers: We provide ISPs and infrastructure providers with the insights they need to understand the digital divide, internet access needs, and infrastructure challenges of rural communities.

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Experience the Henne Group Difference

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