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Benjamin Kupersmit

Owner, Kupersmit Research and Market Research Consultant

Benjamin Kupersmit is the president and owner of Kupersmit Research, a strategic research firm based in Denver, Colorado. With over 21 years of experience in marketing research, he has a diverse background that includes significant roles in political polling and corporate market research.

Kupersmit began his career at Penn and Schoen, where he worked as a Senior Project Manager on high-profile accounts, including Major League Baseball and the American Cancer Society, and contributed to polling for the Bill Clinton White House from 1994 to 1996. He later served as the Director of Research for Ridder/Braden Associates, overseeing research for various political campaigns and non-profit organizations.

In 2001, he founded Kupersmit Research, which specializes in both qualitative and quantitative research methods tailored to meet clients' specific needs. His clientele includes corporate entities like AIMCO and Thomson Healthcare, as well as non-profits such as the Colorado Medical Society and Hunger Free Colorado. Additionally, Kupersmit is involved in academia, lecturing at the University of Denver and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business on topics related to surveys and strategic research.

Kupersmit holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and is fluent in Spanish, reflecting his roots as a native of Mexico City.12

Highlights

Sep 7 · linkedin

This is a nice article about our survey conducted on behalf of Hunger Free America on the Child Tax Credit and expanded SNAP benefits.

The results will help inform the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health set for Sept. 28.

Nov 30 · linkedin

Thank you to Hunger Free America for the opportunity to work with your amazing team on this research.

From the article:

"Low-income Americans are sending a clear message to elected officials in both parties," said the research firm's president Benjamin Kupersmit. "First, they demand government intervention to raise wages, to lower costs and remove barriers to basic necessities, starting with healthcare. Second, they want to reform the safety net so these programs are expanded to be sufficient and re-designed with compassion and dignity for people working as hard as they can, or facing significant disability or illness."

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Denver, Colorado, United States