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Martec to Award $40,000 in Project Fees to Celebrate its 40th Anniversary

40 years

Winner Chosen at Random Among Entrants at Quirk’s New York

To celebrate its 40th year as a leading provider of market research and consulting services, The Martec Group will award complimentary research valued up to $40,000 to one new client!  The winner will be selected from those who enter the random drawing at the upcoming Quirk’s New York event, held July 23rd through 25th at the Javits Center in New York City. 

In addition to the $40,000 grand prize, two second-place winners will receive a $300 Amazon gift card, also selected via random drawing.

Companies wishing to enter the giveaway can do so by visiting Martec at Quirk’s New York. Our booth will be located at Mini K (by Session Room 2); simply ask to speak with Josh Emington, or Bill Lucken for your chance to win this valuable prize. Restrictions apply, so visit us at the show for complete details. 

Awards to All Who Enter

As a thank you to all who participate in the drawing—and to pay it forward on behalf of everyone who has contributed to our four decades in business—all entrants will receive:

  • A free copy of our latest eBook: “A Triangulated Approach to Market Sizing,” a comprehensive, in-depth look at the methodologies we advise clients to pursue when conducting market size analysis.

  • Complimentary Review and Analysis: A complimentary expert review of your current research approach or challenge.

Both complimentary items are available to all who enter—including existing and former clients; however, the drawing for the $40,000 grand prize is only open to eligible companies with which we have yet to partner.

“The team here at Martec is both proud of and thankful for all we have been able to accomplish over our first 40 years—as individuals, with each other as colleagues, and in large part due to the clients, vendors, and partners who have placed their trust in us to deliver results with clarity and confidence,” said Rick Claar, President of The Martec Group. “It’s only appropriate that we give back and pay it forward as we look ahead to the next 40 years and beyond.”

👉 For questions about the “40K for 40 Years Giveaway,” contact Josh Emington at josh.emington@martecgroup.com.

👉 For the full story of The Martec Group, from humble beginnings and 40 years in the making, check out our story and timeline here.

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