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First line of the article seems fairly contradictory to that.
Wait now I’m even more confused
There’s nothing in this article that suggests that they polled more than just senior managers.
Maybe they tried to target only senior managers but were only 75% successful.
Also, the conflict of interest is apparent in the first 4 words of your quote, which explains why they picked such a weird study population.