President
Lewis oversees all aspects of the research projects Lewis & Clark conducts. Prior to co-founding Lewis & Clark Research in January, 1983, he was a researcher at Response Analysis in Princeton, NJ. He has worked on study design; questionnaire development; field supervision; personal, telephone, and mail interviewing; online research; panel studies; data tabulation; and report writing.
In managing Lewis & Clark's data processing operations, Lewis draws on his work in a number of programming languages. He is the co-author of over seventeen published software programs, and has taught computer graphics and animation at Rutgers University.
Lewis has degrees from Bard College and Rutgers University and is a past President of the Triangle chapter of the American Marketing Association. He enjoys spending his spare time with his family, playing the piano, and volunteering as a youth mentor for Haven House Services.