Nick received his undergraduate training in anthropology at Columbia College (Columbia University) and completed his doctoral degree in cultural/psychological anthropology at Emory University. He has been conducting qualitative research for over fifteen years, including seven years of experience designing and implementing market research projects for corporate clients.



Nick has led highly successful ethnographic and qualitative research projects for brand teams across multiple industries, including consumer, retail, healthcare, finance, insurance, professional sports, and media. He also previously worked at GfK V2 for three years where he specialized in global qualitative and ethnographic research projects for many Fortune 500 pharmaceutical firms across a wide range of therapeutic areas.



Nick has received various awards for his ethnographic projects, including Fulbright and National Science Foundation fellowships. He also completed a recent ethnographic project for a prominent pharmaceutical client that was nominated for Project of the Year. His theoretical training, as well as his interest in and success with playwriting, contributes to Nick’s distinctive acumen for analyzing the social and psychological themes implicit in dialogues across various situational settings.