About Gallica
Gallica is a market research company that provides data-insights and research design. It was founded in Covington, GA in 2018 by Anne Montgomery, PhD. We operate in Georgia. Gallica is a member of the Newton Chamber of Commerce. Anne Montgomery is a Covington Rotary Member.
Our mission
Gallica provides high quality reports of existing or acquired data in an understandable way for every business. We keep things simple, while we enforce superior quality statistical analyses behind the scenes. We balance client focus and open-mindedness with straightforwardness and honesty. With these principles we want to serve businesses looking for enlightening and straightforward insights that can be used in day-to-day business management.
Our founder
Anne Montgomery received her PhD in Social Sciences at the highly reputable KU Leuven (founded in 1425 in Belgium), where she also received her Master of Science in Communication Sciences, her Master of Science in Criminological Sciences, and her Bachelor of Science in Criminological Sciences. Her diverse and multidisciplinary background is exactly why she is the best person for the research job; her passions are research and statistical analyses. She has taught statistics and methodology for years in both an official capacity at the university as an unofficial peer tutor: she knows statistics inside and out, and knows exactly how to phrase the complex in simple language.
Ethics
Gallica has obtained a certificate of the IRB for ethical research, and certificate for ethical research from the National Institutes of Health (“Protecting Human Research Participants”). Gallica knows how important it is for all parties involved to have anonymous and secure data.
Origin of the name Gallica
The name Gallica is based on the Latin word for "Gallic" or "Gaelic". As the founder was born in Belgium but moved to Georgia, she wanted to connect both parts in the name of her company. Julius Caesar once declared in his war book De Bello Gallico: "Horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae": Of all these, the Belgians are the bravest/strongest. This quote is taught to every Belgian person who studied Latin or history, as it explains the origin of the name of Belgium. The name Gallica additionally has the first two letters GA, for Georgia, while Gallica is the female adjective of Gallic. In summary, the founder is a strong and brave Gallic female who lives and works in Georgia.
Our mission
Gallica provides high quality reports of existing or acquired data in an understandable way for every business. We keep things simple, while we enforce superior quality statistical analyses behind the scenes. We balance client focus and open-mindedness with straightforwardness and honesty. With these principles we want to serve businesses looking for enlightening and straightforward insights that can be used in day-to-day business management.
Our founder
Anne Montgomery received her PhD in Social Sciences at the highly reputable KU Leuven (founded in 1425 in Belgium), where she also received her Master of Science in Communication Sciences, her Master of Science in Criminological Sciences, and her Bachelor of Science in Criminological Sciences. Her diverse and multidisciplinary background is exactly why she is the best person for the research job; her passions are research and statistical analyses. She has taught statistics and methodology for years in both an official capacity at the university as an unofficial peer tutor: she knows statistics inside and out, and knows exactly how to phrase the complex in simple language.
Ethics
Gallica has obtained a certificate of the IRB for ethical research, and certificate for ethical research from the National Institutes of Health (“Protecting Human Research Participants”). Gallica knows how important it is for all parties involved to have anonymous and secure data.
Origin of the name Gallica
The name Gallica is based on the Latin word for "Gallic" or "Gaelic". As the founder was born in Belgium but moved to Georgia, she wanted to connect both parts in the name of her company. Julius Caesar once declared in his war book De Bello Gallico: "Horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae": Of all these, the Belgians are the bravest/strongest. This quote is taught to every Belgian person who studied Latin or history, as it explains the origin of the name of Belgium. The name Gallica additionally has the first two letters GA, for Georgia, while Gallica is the female adjective of Gallic. In summary, the founder is a strong and brave Gallic female who lives and works in Georgia.
