Eva Romanova, founder and CEO of Resultreach Consulting Corp., is redefining what it means to build a brand in the digital age.
Her new book, The Psychology of Choice: How DISC and Neuromarketing Shape Marketing, is quickly gaining attention for bringing together two disciplines that rarely meet — organizational psychology and digital marketing.
With her London-to-New-York perspective and more than a decade of experience in international HR and marketing strategy, Romanova represents a new generation of thinkers who see business growth not as a numbers game, but as a science of human connection.
From HR Leadership to Human-Centric Marketing
Before founding Resultreach, Eva spent over ten years in international HR and organizational consulting, supporting tech and SaaS companies through transformation. She designed people systems, restructured teams, and helped executives align business strategy with culture.
Holding degrees in Mathematics and Psychology, an SPHR certification from HRCI, and advanced training in Digital Marketing Strategy from Harvard Business School Online, Eva combines analytical precision with a deep understanding of human behaviour.
When she transitioned to marketing, she noticed something striking:
“The same principles that make teams effective,” she says, “are the ones that make people trust and buy from brands.”
This insight became the foundation for her Human-Centric Marketing Model, a framework that integrates neuroscience, the DISC behavioural system, and emotional intelligence to create marketing that feels authentic, performs with precision, and scales sustainably.
A Book About People in a Tech-Driven World
In The Psychology of Choice, Romanova challenges the idea that AI and automation can replace human intuition. She argues that while algorithms can predict behaviour, only humans can inspire it.
The book explores how the brain processes emotion, trust, and attention — and how brands can use this knowledge ethically. It shows that successful marketing today is not about louder messaging, but about empathy, sensory experience, and authentic storytelling.
Her methodology, tested through Resultreach Consulting, has produced measurable success:
- a 17–23% reduction in cost per lead,
- higher conversion rates, and
- stronger long-term retention.
These results prove that emotional intelligence and neuroscience can coexist with data-driven performance.
A Mission for Ethical, Emotionally Intelligent Growth
Romanova’s company, Resultreach Consulting, was founded in New York City. The agency helps businesses build full-cycle marketing systems that merge analytics, behaviour, and design. Its guiding principle: people over processes, empathy over automation.
Her clients span education, technology, and creative industries — companies seeking to humanise their marketing and speak to audiences with clarity and respect.
“We can automate the routine,” Eva says, “but we can’t automate trust. That’s where real strategy begins.”
As AI reshapes global marketing, Romanova’s work stands out for its ethical foundation. She promotes emotional literacy in business, teaching leaders how to connect with customers and teams alike through empathy and structure.
Empowering a New Generation of Leaders
Beyond consulting, Romanova’s mission extends to education and mentorship.
She works with women entrepreneurs and leaders who want to build brands grounded in authenticity rather than performance pressure.
She believes that human-centric strategy is not just the future of marketing, but of leadership itself.
“Whether you manage a company or a campaign,” she explains, “you’re managing human attention. And attention is the most valuable resource of our time.”
About Eva Romanova
Eva Romanova is the Founder and CEO of Resultreach Consulting Corp., a boutique digital marketing agency that merges data science, behavioural psychology, and organizational expertise to help businesses grow authentically and effectively.
She holds degrees in Mathematics and Psychology, an SPHR certification (HRCI), and a Digital Marketing Strategy credential from Harvard Business School Online.
Her debut book, The Psychology of Choice: How DISC and Neuromarketing Shape Marketing, explores how science and emotion intersect to redefine the future of digital communication.
For more information, visit resultreachconsulting.com.
