With offices across Asia, Europe and the Americas, Kadence brings a global perspective to Central Florida's commercial centre. Whether you need to understand Orlando's resident or visitor markets, or you're an Orlando-based organisation looking to research consumers nationally and internationally, Kadence has the infrastructure to deliver. Orlando is far more than theme parks - the metropolitan area of nearly three million people supports a diversified economy and a consumer market shaped by international tourism, military presence and significant demographic change.
Orlando's position in the US market
For Orlando, Kadence is equipped to design work around specific decisions rather than off-the-shelf templates. A Central Florida study that looks at visitors, residents and business audiences often calls for different sample design to a single-segment national brief, and project shape can reflect that from the start.
In Orlando we work across areas like customer and category understanding, concept and product research, brand and communications testing, and insight activation, alongside the full breadth of Kadence's research capability. Programmes are typically scoped around the commercial decision behind the brief, with findings pulled together so that marketing, product and commercial teams inside Orlando, at regional HQs further along central Florida, or at parent companies further afield can act on them.
An Orlando brief can draw on sectors ranging from tourism and hospitality to simulation technology, aerospace, experience-led retail, healthcare and fintech, alongside the full breadth of Kadence's research capability. Work often extends into Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami and the wider central Florida belt when the commercial footprint calls for it. Fieldwork is set up to run across metropolitan Orlando and out to Central Florida's resort corridors, with online, telephone and in-person methods chosen to suit each audience.
Kadence has spent more than three decades partnering with some of the world's most recognisable brands, and that experience shapes how we approach a market as layered as Orlando. A theme-park-led experience economy, a simulation cluster selling into defence, aerospace and commercial training, and the constant overlap between visitor and resident audiences all reward research designed with the city's specific patterns in mind.