Millennium Magazine_6th Ed

63 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine KANISHK SHEEL VICE PRESIDENT OF CLIENT SERVICES Unimrkt Research Incorporated New York, NY BUSINESS SERVICES, CONSULTING AND HUMAN RESOURCES profession; he soon realized the industry was an excellent fit for him. Today, Mr. Sheel serves as the Vice President of Client Services for Unimrkt Research Incorporated. He assists in its growth, achieves sales targets and critical client pitches, and executives strategic solutions. In his role, he assimilates himself in several marketing issues, such as brand image, customer satisfaction, new product development, purchase decisions and concept testing. He commenced the role in 2014. Backed by a Bachelor of Science in Arts from Delhi University in 2003, Mr. Sheel was notably recognized as a Top Performer and Highflier for Delivering Projects with Utmost Quality in Business Research in 2016. Alongside his current role, Mr. Sheel holds years of past professional experience. From 2010 to 2013, he was the Director of Client Services for iGlobal Research, and from 2008 to 2010, he was the Relationship Manager for TBCS Research. He also spent three years with Exevo Incorporated as a Qualitative Research Analyst. A member of the Market Research Association and CertifiedMarket Research Company, Mr. Sheel attributes his success to his commitment and positive attitude that he carries every day while assisting his clients. In the field of earning and maintaining the trust of clients, Mr. Sheel does his very best each day to put himself in the shoes of the clients in order to best help solve their problems, and address and fulfill their needs. In five years’ time, Mr. Sheel wishes to continue growing the company, as well as take on a role in the consulting world. He specifically hopes to take the reins on consulting the North American and South American branches of his company. In his spare time, Mr. Sheel enjoys watching cricket, watching the news and spending time with his family, including his beloved wife and two children. F alling into his career by chance, Kanishk Sheel was approached by a colleague who suggested he should join and learn about the market research industry upon the end of his former employer. Mr. Sheel took the suggestion with stride and shadowed people in the field before officially deciding to pursue a new