Brendon Shelton Promoted to Senior Vice President at Wilson Research Strategies

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 30, 2008 -
Oklahoma City, OK —Brendon Shelton has been named Senior Vice President at Wilson Research Strategies (WRS), a leading research and consulting firm that empowers clients by providing both qualitative and quantitative analysis to provide actionable insights to tackle the challenges facing organizations today.  Shelton will have complete responsibility for developing and implementing strategic initiatives to increase revenues and market share.

“I could not have named a more appropriate and gifted president than Brendon,” said Chris Wilson, President of WRS.  “His experience in developing lasting relationships and keeping razor-sharp focus on growing the firm’s revenue makes him a natural fit for this position.  He has been a visionary in penetrating new territories, identifying and capturing new business and managing the entire sales process” said Wilson.

Shelton joined WRS in 2008 as Vice President of Nonprofit Development after a successful career in various B2B sales roles at SinglePoint Inc., LexisNexis, NewMarkets International and Sonnet Financial.  He has a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University, with a major in Business Marketing.  

“Market research is paramount in the continued success of any organization” said Shelton.  Today more than ever, the dynamics of a changing environment call for the utilization of market research to uncover threats and identify new opportunities for growth.  By delivering actionable strategies and tactics to best position our clients with respect to their competitors, WRS is well positioned to help companies to grow and prosper in spite of the turbulent economy” added Shelton.

Founded in 1998, Wilson Research Strategies (www.w-r-s.com), has conducted over 3,000 research engagements in numerous countries around the world. WRS has helped executives and leaders from every type of organization - including 109 of the Fortune 500 - identify significant opportunities and make better decisions based on thorough analysis and interpretation of complex data sets.