Andy Golub

Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

Andy Golub is Director of Operations at ChangeWave Research. He has been with ChangeWave Research since its inception back in 2000 and is responsible for the company’s survey research operations — including membership management and recruitment, data analysis and reporting and panel assembly.

He also has extensive experience in all aspects of the survey research process from questionnaire development to analyzing and producing reports.

Andy received a degree in Finance from the University of Maryland, College Park.

Recent Articles

Strong Momentum for Solar, Wind and Smart Grids in 2010

By Andy Golub, Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

ChangeWave's latest Alternative Energy survey shows strong growth in 2010 for the wind and solar sectors, along with momentum for smart grid technologies. But which companies are best positioned to profit?

Research Shows Verizon Dominating AT&T

By Andy Golub, Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

Verizon is winning the latest round in its battle to become the number one cell phone provider in the U.S.

Apple ‘iSlate’ Tablet Stirring Strong Wave of Demand

By Andy Golub, Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

A recent ChangeWave survey shows the highly rumored but yet to be announced Apple (AAPL) Tablet Mac is creating a strong wave of demand.

Windows 7 Accelerating Corporate PC Purchasing

By Andy Golub, Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey shows an uptick in PC purchasing due to Microsoft's Windows 7 release. But how will this affect the major PC manufacturers, including Dell (DELL), H-P (HPQ), and Apple (AAPL)?

Solar and Wind Sectors Powering Alternative Energy Industry Going Forward

By Andy Golub, Director of Operations, ChangeWave Research

The Solar and Wind sectors are powering the alternative energy industry over the next two years -- with Hybrid cars and Smart Grids also set to benefit from new energy initiatives. But which companies are best positioned to profit?