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DR JULIETTE TOBIAS-WEBB

Dr Juliette Tobias-Webb is a Behavioural Scientist and one of 60 Australian women nominated as a 'Superstar in STEM'. Juliette uses behavioural science insights and methods to design a better world for people, organisations and communities. 

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Upcoming Events

  • Mastercard Australian Open
    Mastercard Australian Open
    Wed, 02 Feb
    Melbourne
    02 Feb 2022, 7:00 pm
    Melbourne, Melbourne VIC, Australia
    02 Feb 2022, 7:00 pm
    Melbourne, Melbourne VIC, Australia
    Panel event
  • Women in Aviation/Aerospace Summit (1)
    Women in Aviation/Aerospace Summit (1)
    Thu, 22 Oct
    Melbourne
    22 Oct 2020, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
    Melbourne
    22 Oct 2020, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
    Melbourne
    Dr Tobias-Webb will be speaking about how we can use Behavioural Science in Aviation and Aerospace
  • Women in Aviation/Aerospace Summit
    Women in Aviation/Aerospace Summit
    Sat, 29 Aug
    Canberra
    29 Aug 2020, 9:00 am – 9:05 pm
    Canberra
    29 Aug 2020, 9:00 am – 9:05 pm
    Canberra
    Dr Tobias-Webb will be speaking about how we can use Behavioural Science in Aviation and Aerospace
  • IPAA Victoria Young Professionals Event on Behavioural Insights.
    IPAA Victoria Young Professionals Event on Behavioural Insights.
    Wed, 12 Aug
    Online Event
    12 Aug 2020, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
    Online Event
    12 Aug 2020, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
    Online Event
  • AFR Distributed Workforce Future Briefing
    AFR Distributed Workforce Future Briefing
    Tue, 21 July
    Online Event
    21 July 2020, 8:00 am
    Online Event
    21 July 2020, 8:00 am
    Online Event
    The program can be viewed at: www.afrfuturebriefings.com.au
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BRIEF BIO

Juliette is passionate about working with companies and researchers to design and rigorously test solutions that encourage positive behavioural outcomes. She specialises in large scale behavioural change and in designing for individuals facing more complex cognitive situations (mental health, addiction, cognitive decline). She is also passionate about helping individuals be more productive, set and stick to goals, have better wellbeing and feel happier.

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Juliette has a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Cambridge. She enjoyed stints as a lecturer and research officer at globally-renowned institutions including the University of British Columbia, the University of Sydney, Bond University, and Kaplan University. She has also published a number of journal articles in leading psychology and neuroscience journals. She currently teaches an evidenced-based MBA Leadership course that covers topics such as empowerment, motivation, resilience, wellbeing and equality through organisational design.

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Commercially, Juliette has worked for a range of leading government and corporate organisations to develop programs of work encouraging and measuring positive human behaviour change. She was a Senior Manager in Behavioural Science for Commonwealth Bank, the Behaviour Change Lead for Ogilvy Australia and a Research Fellow for the Behavioural Insights Team. 

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SERVICES

From Scientific Evidence to Real-World Practical Application.

Juliette uses psychological and neuroscientific insights and methods to help individuals and organisations design better for human decision making and behaviour.

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BEHAVIOURAL EDUCATION AND INSIGHTS

​Juliette is an avid educator and presenter. She believes everyone can benefit from learning about behavioural science, using fun, practical and innovative insights.

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Services offered: 

  • Keynotes 

  • Workshops and Presentations

  • Behavioural Advisory

  • Insights Reports

  • Media Engagement 

BEHAVIOURAL DESIGN

Juliette has worked with a range of organisations to design better for humans. Her academic and corporate experiences enables her to use behavioural evidence to explore complex issues and develop practical and innovative solutions across a range of contexts.

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Services offered:​

  • Behavioural Diagnostics

  • Intervention Design

  • Literature Reviews

  • Collaboration with Project Teams

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BEHAVIOURAL MEASUREMENT

Measurement and experimentation is the key to understanding the impact of a product, program or service. Juliette can help your team develop the capacity to identify and measure behavioural change using rigorous methods.

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Services offered:​​

  • Experimental Design

  • Behavioural Evaluation

  • Collaboration with Data Teams 

  • Identification of Behavioural Metrics

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RECENT MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS

Juliette is passionate about translating scientific evidence into real-world practical insights that individuals and organisations can use to create positive behavioural change. Check out my list of recent work below and contact me with any questions or for more information.

2 June 2020

WHY YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE THE HIGHEST INFECTION RATE?

Human behaviour experts say it is simplistic to assume young people have the highest coronavirus infection rates because they're selfish and do not care about preventing the virus spreading to older people.

https://www.afr.com/policy/health-and-education/why-young-people-have-the-highest-infection-rate-20200630-p557r7

14 May 2020

LOSING YOUR JOB

Young people make up one in every three people currently unemployed in Australia, according to the latest job figures.

Today we discuss how we can manage our mental health if we suddenly find ourselves out of work.

https://www.abc.net.au/triplej/programs/hack/hack/12230772

13 May 2020

BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS AND GAMBLING

Here we discuss behavioural economics in sports, applying them to decision making with a focus on gambling biases.
player.whooshkaa.com/episode/651375

17 April 2020

MANAGING YOUR MENTAL WELLBEING DURING COVID-19

What you can take away from this workshop:

- How to handle your wellbeing during this tough time

- Separating work and life whilst being trapped at home

- Managing your mindset

- Resilience strategieshttps://www.facebook.com/HstlandHrt/videos/212835453341624

17 December 2018

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS AND GAMBLING: A NEW PARADIGM FOR APPROACHING HARM-MINIMIZATION

A behavioural economics approach to reduce gambling-related harms. Nudges (subtle, low-cost changes in the environment) can encourage people to gamble within their limits.

​https://doi.org/10.1089/glr2.2018.22106

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CONTACT ME

Thank you for your interest in behavioural science. Please reach out with any consulting, media or presentation requests. Please also get in touch with any questions or comments regarding Dr Juliette's work and publications. She’d love to hear from you.

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