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Nida Broughton

Nida Broughton is UK Managing Director at BIT, leading our work across the United Kingdom. She was previously co-Director of Economic Policy, overseeing BIT’s work across consumer policy, business regulation, economic growth, sustainability and EDI. Nida is lead author of BIT’s flagship publications, The Behavioural Economy and Boosting Businesses, and…

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Sasha Tregebov

Sasha is the Director of BIT Canada, leading BIT's team in Toronto and its work across Canada, as well as the Interim Director of BIT's team in Latin America and the Caribbean. BIT Canada works with a wide range of Canadian organizations that are dedicated to social impact. We have…

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Johannes Lohmann

Johannes is BIT's Head of Work and Finance and oversees a portfolio that covers employment, organisational behaviour, household finance, and public sector innovation. Johannes previously led BIT's programme on economic mobility across 9 U.S. cities with Bloomberg Philanthropies. Before joining BIT, Johannes worked as CFO of Instiglio, a social organisation…

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Kirsty De Jong

Kirsty is a part time Research Assistant at the Behavioural Insights Team in Wellington. Since joining, she has worked primarily on projects aimed at improving outcomes for those on benefits. Kirsty also works for a research team investigating the development of human and relational capacity and Mātauranga Māori in the…

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Joceline Yong

Joceline is an Advisor in the Singapore office working across a range of policy domains, with particular experience in health, well-being, and employment. Prior to joining the team, she conducted research exploring the effects of food photography on eating behaviour. Joceline holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Yale-NUS College.

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Dr Iseult Cremen

Iseult is an Advisor based in our Sydney office, focusing on employment, gender and diversity, and health. Iseult joined the Behavioural Insights Team following the submission of her PhD in psychology, which she carried out at Trinity College Dublin. Her PhD was in the area of cognitive ageing. During this…

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Hubert Wu

Hubert is a Senior Advisor within the Consumer and Business team in The Behavioural Insights Team’s London office. Hubert leads projects within business policy and macroeconomics at BIT. His work has explored how behavioural insights can be applied to areas such as firm-level decision making, industrial policies, public procurement, and…

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Eva Kolker

Eva is a Principal Advisor and the Head of Consumers and Business Markets at BIT. She leads the organisation's work in digital markets, business productivity, and consumer protection. She joined BIT in 2018 and is based in BIT's Manchester office. Eva has a business and economics background and is fluent…

Report 28th Nov 2018

Applying Behavioural Insights to Labour Markets

Employment is one of the most important policy areas that governments manage. Yet, it is one with ample room for more use of evidence. Due to location and contextual factors, labour market policies are also often tailored to the economic needs of a country or region. For these reasons, continuous…

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