Olivia Bonito
About Olivia Bonito
Olivia Bonito is a Research Manager at YouGov, where she has worked since 2018. She has held various positions within the company, starting as a Junior Research Executive in 2014 and progressing through to her current role.
Work at YouGov
Olivia Bonito has been employed at YouGov since 2014, progressing through various roles over the years. She started as a Junior Research Executive, where she worked for one year before advancing to Research Executive from 2015 to 2017. Following this, she served as a Senior Research Executive for one year, culminating in her current position as Research Manager, which she has held since 2018. Throughout her tenure at YouGov, she has gained extensive experience in research methodologies and data analysis.
Education and Expertise
Olivia Bonito studied at City, University of London, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and Sociology from 2010 to 2013. Her academic background provides a strong foundation in social sciences, which supports her work in research and evaluation. This educational experience contributes to her expertise in understanding societal trends and data interpretation.
Background
Before joining YouGov, Olivia Bonito completed a three-month internship as a Research and Evaluation Intern at Barnardo's in 2013. This early experience in a research-focused role helped her develop skills in data collection and analysis, which she later applied in her various positions at YouGov. Her career trajectory reflects a consistent focus on research within the social sciences sector.
Career Progression
Olivia Bonito's career at YouGov demonstrates a clear progression through increasing levels of responsibility. Starting as a Junior Research Executive, she gained foundational skills that enabled her to move up to Research Executive and then to Senior Research Executive. Her promotion to Research Manager in 2018 marks a significant advancement in her career, showcasing her ability to lead research initiatives and manage projects effectively.