Consultant Gig #815–Sydney–Behavioural Economist–Risk Culture

  • Provide behavioural economics expertise to co-design approach and taxonomy for cultural change program
  • Provide insights and recommendations on findings
  • Co-design cultural change program interventions and plans

Skills and experience required:

  • Qualification in behavioural economics science
  • Experience in applying behavioural economics to organisational cultural change programs
  • Experience in organisational dominant traits and bias assessment and co-designing solutions
  • Financial services experience highly regarded
  • 5-10 years working experience applying BE to organisation assessment and change programs

 

Logistics:

Start: October, Design and planning Phases duration 8 weeks with opportunity to extend to execution

Location: Sydney preferred, but Melbourne and Brisbane will be considered for exceptional candidates

Rates: The daily rate to the consultant will be based on experience

Close date: No later than Thursday 30th September 2021, 5pm AEST

 

 

 

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