Leads public opinion research efforts and shapes results into actionable, strategic advice for non-profit and corporate clients.

Margaret Vice has over 12 years’ experience crafting public opinion research programs to help clients develop integrated communications campaigns.
As a Vice President in Finsbury Glover Hering’s Research &amp; Insights Division in the firms D.C. office, Margaret leads qualitative and quantitative public opinion projects, directing all aspects from developing research instruments to analyzing data to presenting recommendations to clients.
Margaret came to Finsbury Glover Hering from Pew Research Center where she ran their annual Global Attitudes survey of 40 nations. As a Senior Researcher, she specialized in face-to-face and telephone survey methodology, developing cutting-edge approaches to achieve nationally representative samples in challenging environments.
Prior to her time at Pew Research Center, Margaret spent almost a decade at a Democratic polling firm, Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, where she crafted and implemented winning political campaign strategies in countries such as Iraq, Serbia, and Bermuda.
Margaret graduated from the University of Michigan with a BA in Political Science, and lives with her husband, daughter, and beloved but accident-prone dog, Bellwether, in Washington, D.C.

Ran Pew Research Center’s annual Global Attitudes survey. Senior Associate at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, crafting winning international political campaign strategies based on public opinion research.

Lives with her husband, daughter, and rescue dog, Bellwether, on Capitol Hill, D.C. Avid runner, reader, and wine-drinker (not simultaneously).

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