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Job Title: Research Lead - Public Opinion Italy
Reports to: Chief Campaigns Officer
Our Common Home (OCH) is an organisation dedicated to protecting the places we love—our land, families, and communities. We promote civic participation to develop solutions for our changing natural environment, particularly engaging people with traditional values who feel a deep attachment to their land, traditions, family, and nation—those often left out of the conversation.
We are establishing a new organisation in Italy to support locally led efforts that safeguard natural heritage and uphold the traditions that give communities their strength and identity. Rooted in responsibility, tradition, and respect for what has been handed down through generations, we work with local leaders and organisations to strengthen stewardship, promote good governance, and ensure Italy’s rural and small-town communities remain vibrant and self-reliant.
We support communities in sustaining livelihoods for the future, helping natural heritage continue to benefit local life for generations. At the crossroads of stewardship, community, and leadership, we translate enduring values—work, responsibility, and tradition—into lasting results, keeping economies resilient, traditions alive, and freedoms safeguarded.
Research is central to OCH’s work. It shapes strategy, campaigns, and impact, helping us understand audiences, challenge assumptions, spark creativity, and design interventions that are effective and actionable. Our research spans complex, mixed-methods, multi-phase studies—including audience segmentation and public opinion research.
The Strategic Research Lead will lead local research projects including a flagship audience segmentation study. This research will directly inform the launch of OCH’s new entity in Italy. Alongside research, the role will support the entity’s establishment - guiding branding, legal set-up, and stakeholder engagement. This is an exciting opportunity for a strategic public opinion researcher who can bridge rigorous methodology with deep contextual insight, and who is eager to help shape a new organisation from the ground up. The ideal candidate will combine strong research expertise with strategic insight and local knowledge, ensuring research activities are relevant, actionable, and aligned.
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