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Full Time
Entry Level

About Us  
CMB is a full-service custom market research and strategy firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. As a Top 25 Insights & Analytics company, we’re known for our relentless business-decision focus and cutting-edge creativity. Our passion is helping the world’s leading brands engage, innovate, and grow. We invest in ongoing AI-driven solutions and combine this with the best of advanced analytics, consumer psychology, and market strategy to tackle game-changing initiatives and business challenges for our clients.


  
What about our culture?  Simply put, our people are our power.  At CMB, we’re proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work, a recognition that reflects the diverse, inclusive, and collaborative environment our team creates every day. We bring together bright perspectives and curious minds who challenge assumptions, share ideas, and push one another to be better. 

Innovation is deeply embedded in how we work. That commitment has earned us recognition as one of the GRIT Top 50 Most Innovative Companies, and it shows up daily in how we approach research, insights, and client impact. At CMB, you’ll have meaningful opportunities to achieve your full potential — from learning new skills and expanding your expertise to advancing your career in an environment where you are supported, valued, and encouraged to innovate. 

Our benefits say a lot about how much we value our employees: we offer a fully paid sabbatical, an annual wellness stipend, paid time off to volunteer, generous medical plans, a 401k match, and more. Every employee also gets to enjoy an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP).  

ESOP?  Yes, we are 100% employee owned! An ESOP is a qualified retirement plan, similar to a 401k, but you don’t have to make any financial contributions to participate in the rewards. When we each work hard to provide exceptional service and deliverables to our clients, the positive performance of the company increases the value of our stock and enables the accumulation of wealth for all our employee-owners.  

Interested in a future opportunity with CMB? Complete the general inquiry application. We love connecting with talented and passionate people even when we don't have a current opening, especially for these types of MRX roles:
  • Insights Associate: Entry-level, hybrid Boston based
    • Perfect for aspiring market researchers just getting started in their career, and ready to show what they can do
  • Insights Consultant: Open to Remote
    • For those skilled at keeping balls in the air, clients in the loop, and project teams focused on world-class results
  • Data Analyst: Open to Remote
    • Ideal if data and numbers are your “love language,” and you’re motivated to solve problems, and find faster and better ways to get the insights we need to make confident decisions
  • AVP, Account Management: Open to Remote
    • For those driven to bringing in the top-tier accounts, and keeping clients ahead of their competition

Submitted applications will continue to be reviewed. Thanks for your interest in a role with CMB (Chadwick Martin Bailey)!
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