Clint Jenkin

Manager, Market Research Communities, Vanguard

Clint Jenkin has been studying people since the dawn of the Millennium. During that time he has worked in academic, government, non-profit and now corporate settings, investigating topics like terrorism, popcorn, family dynamics, soup, religious architecture and active taxable fixed income mutual funds. Clint has a PhD in social psychology but gave up on being a professor one night when he had to grade 60 freshman term papers in a row. However, he still enjoys hearing himself talk, so here we are.

Sessions from Clint Jenkin:

Reclaiming the 3D you: Mirroring, pheromones and other scientific reasons you should be there in-person

One of the major lessons from the past three years is that there is no substitute for in-person interaction. But why is that? Much of the conversation revolves around personal [...]

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Just Zoom it: Status, asynchronicity and other scientific reasons you should use video conferencing

One of the major lessons from the past three years is that video conferencing is both convenient and annoying. However, too much of the conversation revolves around personal preferences or [...]

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