Background
Hofmeyr, Jan Hendrik was born on February 2, 1953 in Beaufort West, South Africa. Son of Willem Arend and Ursula Joan (Heneke) Hofmeyr.
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Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr
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Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, South African Marketing professional. Recipient John Player Special award South African Marketing Research Association, 1990; research grantee Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa, 1973-1976, 78-85; Jamieson scholar U. Cape Town, 1977. Council member Progressive Federal Party, South Africa, 1986-1988, National Democratic Movement, South Africa, 1988-1989, Democratic Party, South Africa, 1989-1990.
Education
Bachelor with honors, University Cape Town, South Africa, 1975. Master of Arts, University Cape Town, South Africa, 1977. Doctor of Philosophy, University Cape Town, South Africa, 1979.
Career
Lecturer University The University of Durban-Westville, South Africa, 1978-1980. Senior lecturer University Cape Town, 1981-1992. Director Research Surveys Proprietary Ltd., Cape Town, since 1993.
Consultant Research Surveys Proprietary Ltd., Cape Town, 1988-1992, Progressive Federal Party, South Africa, 1986-1987. Election research director African National Congress, South Africa, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Council member Progressive Federal Party, South Africa, 1986-1988, National Democratic Movement, South Africa, 1988-1989, Democratic Party, South Africa, 1989-1990.
Interests
Connections
Married Sheila Cameron Griffiths, September 14, 1974. Children: Lauren, Justin, Lyndall, Megan.
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Nationality
South African
Education
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1975
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1977
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1979
Awards
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Recipient John Player Special award South African Marketing Research Association, 1990. Research grantee Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa, 1973-1976, 78-85. Jamieson scholar University Cape Town, 1977, F. Monti award for best paper Esomar Congress, 1999.Recipient John Player Special award South African Marketing Research Association, 1990. Research grantee Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa, 1973-1976, 78-85. Jamieson scholar University Cape Town, 1977, F. Monti award for best paper Esomar Congress, 1999.