NICHOLAS BISCONTI
Director, Primary Research Services
Email: nbisconti@mercatoradvisorygroup.com
+1 781-419-1734
Roles and Responsibilities
Nicholas (Nick) Bisconti is Director, Primary Research Services at Mercator Advisory Group, where he provides leadership across the firms vertically and industry-oriented primary research services.
Latest Research
2022 North American PaymentsInsights: Frictionless Transactions – Neobank vs. Conventional Banking
In-Depth Report / July 2022
2022 Fraud Experience PaymentsInsights: Payment Fraud – The Consumers’ Perspective
In-Depth Report / March 2022
2022 North American PaymentsInsights: Navigating Mobile Payment Technology Adoption
In-Depth Report / February 2022
Background
Previous Experience
Nick has spent close to three decades supporting technology-driven startups and global 500 technology companies, with the most recent 17 years focused on delivering supply-side IT custom research professional services in three key industry sectors; Technology, Financial Services, and Healthcare. He has received multiple peer endorsements for his data analytics capabilities, strategic thinking, and market research acumen as well as top 5 standout skills of Influencer, Connector, Advisor, Stimulator, and Teacher.
Before joining Mercator, Nick held the role of Founder and Executive Marketing Research Advisor at Actionable Insight Research, LLC, a freelance practice started in 2017. Before this venture, he served as Managing Director of 451 Research and was a Director of Custom Primary Research Services at International Data Corporation (IDC) services since 2004. In 2011, during a brief client-side opportunity, Nick served as Vice President, Program Director at TD Bank where he led TD’s Retail Credit Risk Data Analytics practice in successfully delivering on a 3-year multimillion-dollar Basel II credit risk regulatory compliance engagement while partnering with retail product line senior executives.
Education
Nick holds an MBA with a concentration in Marketing and Business Strategy and teaches as an Adjunct Professor of Business Research Methods at Suffolk University in Boston, MA.
