Did you ever hear the phrase “what’s old is new again”? It points out that sometimes new innovations and ideas are simply reformatted or at least based upon something that is already around. This is true for…
Joy Boggio
Joy has spent a lifetime of wondering if there is a different way. A seasoned research professional, she discovered the “joy” of social listening anthropology and was energized to find ways to help brands tap into consumer behavior. Long-time friends, Joy and Quester president Tim Hoskins would eventually meet up at the bar during conferences to plan and plot where research could go next. A decade later, the time was right for them to start putting these theories into action.
Social Narratives is not only a natural extension for Quester but also for Joy’s talent of making connections, seeing patterns, and translating what it can mean to others.
Joy’s love of people starts with her family which includes two married kiddos, three furry grandbabies, and one human grandson as well as a supportive husband. She loves her Peloton (early adopter baby!), her weights, and all things puzzles including the New York Times puns and anagrams which will break your brain.
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