At Rally, along with building the Research Ops Platform that enables teams to talk to their users safely and at scale, we host engaging webinars with amazing Research and ReOps leaders from companies like Adobe, Dropbox, MongoDB, and more. 

Rally UXR

## See Rally in action!

​Join Rally's CEO and co-founder, Oren Friedman, for an in-depth live demo showcasing the world's first Research Operations Platform and see for yourself how you can scale your Research Ops team with ease and save your team hours on participant recruitment and scheduling.

​Here's what you can expect:

*   ​An exploration of the common paint points in Research Operations
*   ​How Rally's CRM solves these challenges
*   ​Live demo of Rally's core functionality and key features

​Plus get your questions answered by the Rally team during a live Q\&A.


LIVE DEMO: See Rally in action

Join us on November 7 for an AMA with [Casey Gollan](https://www.linkedin.com/in/casey-gollan/), Manager, Product + Research Operations at IBM. Casey will discussing how to build strategic research systems for scaling impact.

**✅ Register now to join us for an exciting discussion on topics like:**

💡 Integrating research into product development

⚙️ Automating research processes and metrics tracking

🎯 Strategic approaches to tooling and systems

📚 Best practices for knowledge management in research

📈 Measuring and scaling research impact

🙋Your questions!


AMA with Casey: Building strategic research systems for scaling impact

Join us on October 3 for an AMA with [Fatimah Richmond](https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatimahrichmond/), Sr. UXR Strategist at Google. Fatimah will be discussing research maturity and how strategic research requires strategic support systems.

**✅ Register now to join us for an exciting discussion on topics like:**

🔥 Strategic research intelligence – moving beyond traditional metrics

👉 How can we shift the conversation from individual design projects to company-wide intelligence?

🔥 Empower teams and mindsets – broadening the perception of research career paths

👉 What critical skills do researchers need to pivot from UX researcher to UXR programs, and how does this strengthen the research lens?

👉 How should we rethink future demands to adapt traditional research roles and structures?

🔥 New strategic collaborations – the future of research collaboration and stakeholders

👉 What is the future of research primary stakeholders?

👉 How can we elevate our research collaborations to maximize research output? 

*Note: Opinions expressed are solely Fatimah Richmond’s own, and do not express the views or opinions of her current or former employers.*


AMA with Fatimah: From research maturity to research intelligence – strategic research requires strategic support systems

The Rally team and three impressive research leaders hosted an exclusive in-person live panel discussion in Manhattan on Monday, September 16.

Attendees enjoyed drinks, bites, and an insightful conversation with:

*   ​[Brad Orego](https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradorego/), Head of Research @ Webflow
*   ​[James Villaci](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesvillacci/), Head of Global UX Research @ HelloFresh
*   ​[Akshay Verma](https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshayverma3/), Head of UX Research @ Duolingo
*   ​[Oren Friedman](https://www.linkedin.com/in/oren-friedman/), CEO & Co-founder @ Rally

The event featured a lively discussion on building high-impact research practices, covering topics such as:

• Strategies for scaling research in fast-growing organizations

• Fostering cross-functional collaboration to enhance research impact

• Overcoming common challenges in Research Ops


NYC Research Roundtable: Building high-impact Research practices

About

Speakers

Brad Orego

Head of Research @ Webflow

Akshay Verma

Head of UX Research @ Duolingo

James Villacci

Head of Gobal UX Research @ HelloFresh

Oren Friedman

CEO & Co-founder at Rally

Replays

LIVE DEMO: See Rally in action

AMA with Casey: Building strategic research systems for scaling impact

AMA with Fatimah: From research maturity to research intelligence – strategic research requires strategic support systems