Reflecting the strength of the right side of her brain as well, Jeanne is a passionate devotee of the theatrical arts and an active board member of the Seattle Shakespeare Company. Combining an appreciation for both the art and science of living, Jeanne is also a member of the Advisory Council for Sustainable Seattle.

With two typical teenagers at home, Cathy and her husband have a busy schedule. Regardless of the lack of spare time in her life, Cathy has made it a priority to teach her daughters the importance of an active role in the community. Depending on the day, Cathy and her family can be found feeding the homeless, trapping feral cats or selling cookie dough to raise money for their school.

Anyone who knows Sue is aware of her passion and interest in all aspects of a gracious but sustainable lifestyle. As a long time poet and more recently an enthusiastic blogger, Sue is more than happy to share the wisdom she has gained as she has traveled her road. An example: “Two wrongs don’t make a right but three lefts do.” (Think about it!)

John Cell
Vice President, Senior Research Consultant

John is responsible for client development, research design and project management for many of the company's clients focusing specifically in the healthcare, government and technology sectors. With more than 16 years of experience, he is well versed in both quantitative and qualitative methods and is a seasoned focus group moderator. Formerly, John was Vice President for Sales with the Jackson Organization and in a similar position with Endresen Research, both organizations specializing in healthcare research.  John has played a strong role in client development at Gilmore since 2004. 

Ask John what he would describe as his primary role in life and he has a quick and easy answer: "Will's dad."  He likes to help out with coaching his son's teams and tries to stay active athletically so he can keep up with this rambunctious six year old.  John reads, enjoys cooking on occasion and loves to travel as often and as much as time permits.

With over 18 years of marketing and management experience, Jack has provided consulting services to some of the largest companies in the world, assisting with branding, new product testing, customer service monitoring and more. As a focus group moderator, he has explored topics ranging from video game opinions of nine year olds to the private banking needs of high net-worth individuals. Before joining Gilmore, Jack worked at both Informa Research Services and Market Trends. His educational background includes an MBA from the University of Washington and graduating Magna Cum Laude from Central Washington University with a degree in Business Administration.

When Jack isn't working, he can be found with his family or playing with cars. Married with 2 children, Jack is teaching his daughter to drive and helping his son earn his Cub Scout badge. For relaxation, Jack restores and races vintage American muscle cars.  He just completed a five-year restoration on his 70 'Cuda and recently competed in Nevada's Silver State Open Road Racing Challenge in a friend's 71 Dodge Charger.

When Carol is not working for Gilmore Research, she and her husband spend their free time managing the family's Italian Ice business with able assistance from three active teens and a rambunctious dog. The whole family participates in a variety of community service activities organized by their local church as well as those sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America and the International School of Beaverton.

An important area in Patricia’s life is becoming acquainted with other cultures. Although she has been able to learn about cultures through travel and living abroad, she has gained an even deeper appreciation of the value of cultural diversity by hosting students from various countries in her home.

If there is a day when Rita is not working on a client’s project or research proposal, it is easy to find her. Look for the closest golf course. We don’t mean to suggest that Rita’s interest in the game comes before most other spare time pursuits but, ask her what was the most important factor she considered when she bought a new car … trunk space for the clubs, of course!