Dr Annie Gascoyne is an organisational psychologist who uses behavioural science to help organisations pursue their aims with a greater sense of wellbeing, meaning & purpose.
Annie will share her experience of taking the concept of organisational flexibility from a new theoretical model, through empirical research, to its practical application in workplace interventions. Her talk aims to explore the model and use it to illustrate opportunities and challenges involved in translating academic work into the ‘real world’.
Before Annie turned to organisational psychology, she spent over 15 years working across a wide range of organisations from multinational corporations through to entrepreneurial start-ups. She has worked as an external consultant and coach, and as an internal manager of people, projects, operations and change.
Annie’s relatively recent transition to organisational psychology was driven by her desire to help organisations and their people to work together more successfully and healthily. Her doctoral thesis, which researched organisational and psychological flexibility, provides her practice with a leading-edge, evidence-based perspective for improving our world of work.
Annie is also a visiting lecturer at the Institute of Management Studies (IMS), Goldsmiths University of London, teaching Organisational Behaviour & Health and Assessment & Selection.
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| 25 Nov 2019 |
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