Murat Philippe

Mr. Philippe is a Principal Consultant responsible for the analysis and presentation of quantitative survey results to senior management, as well as collecting, analyzing and incorporating qualitative employee feedback data. Murat has conducted social science statistical analysis for a decade and has helped HR Solutions study the long-term effects of Employee Opinion Surveys. Murat has also fortified the HR Solutions' Cross Correlation Analysis which investigates the linkage between employee and patient/customer satisfaction and identifies where the opinions of these populations are divergent. In addition, he has helped many clients establish multi-tiered goals for their subsequent survey efforts allowing clients to reap the full benefits of their Employee Opinion Survey data.

Prior to joining HR Solutions, Mr. Philippe worked as a freelance consultant for the International Warehouse Logistics Association, assisting the CEO in designing a senior management survey; this project became the foundation of the CEO's "State of the Industry" opening address at the association's 2001 annual convention. Mr. Philippe also brought several years of HR consulting experience from his work at International Survey Research coordinating multi-national multi-lingual surveys for Fortune 500 companies like American Airlines, Citibank, General Motors, Royal Bank Financial Group, Lucent Technologies, and Pharmacia & Upjohn.

After receiving his Bachelor Degree in Psychology from Northwestern University, Mr. Philippe worked for two years as a laboratory manager in the Northwestern University Psychology Department. Under Professor Sandra Waxman, he conducted and analyzed studies of cognitive development studying the ability of pre-verbal infants to form object categories.

Personal

Born in Spain, Mr. Philippe is fluent in Spanish. He has volunteered through Chicago Cares to paint subsidized apartments for the elderly and often supports and attends charitable events like the Multiple Sclerosis Walk and the Breast Cancer Race for the Cure. He also participated for three years in Northwestern's Dance Marathon, which has raised $3.4 million benefiting 25 various charities. He has taken pleasure in skydiving, bungee jumping, snowboarding, mountain biking, SCUBA diving at the Great Barrier Reef, and whitewater rafting on the Gauley & New River in West Virginia and the Flathead River at Glacier National Park in Montana.