Join Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman to discuss his unique contribution to academic thought, business practice, decision making and our understanding of what it is to be human in a complex world.
His research into how cognitive biases impact human judgment made behavioural economics possible, he’s challenged our thinking about everything (even about thinking!) and he’s arguably the world’s most influential living psychologist.
Fellow Nobel laureate Professor Richard H. Thaler called Professor Kahneman’s body of work ‘one of the most important accomplishments of 20th century science.’
His best-selling book Thinking, Fast and Slow, is a ground-breaking tour of the mind.
Noise, Professor Kahneman’s latest book, is an exploration of systemic flaws in human judgment and offers a simple process for how people and organisations can make better decisions.
Professor Kahneman is a profound thinker whose work also inspires straightforward solutions.
You can submit questions for Professor Kahneman on slido using the event code #SBI2021.
This conversation will be live, interactive, and possibly life changing!
When: Tuesday, 16 November 2021 10:00 – 11:00am AEDT (check your time zone)
Where: Zoom webinar
Format: Panel discussion with audience Q&A (submit your question on slido)
Our speakers
Professor Dan Lovallo
Dan Lovallo is Professor of Strategy, Innovation and Decision Sciences at the University of Sydney and a senior research fellow at the Institute for Business Innovation at the University of California, Berkeley.
Dr Sandra Peter
Sandra Peter leads the Sydney Business Insights strategic initiative to deliver on the University of Sydney Business School’s commitment to be an engaged, relevant and influential voice on major issues and trends. She is a researcher, educator and podcaster.
Listen to our previous discussion with Professor Kahneman
Professor Kahneman joined Sandra Peter for a discussion on algorithms, decision making and noise.