I work with teams in workplace health and safety, organisational psychology, and HR to help them use their data to make evidence-informed decisions about how they support their people. I combine over a decade of research into motivation, fatigue, and wellbeing with deep expertise in advanced analytics. This approach produces insights that are grounded in both the science of people at work and the analytical rigour needed to uncover what's really going on in your data.

Common Challenges I Address

01
You suspect psychosocial hazards are affecting your workforce but lack the data to identify where, quantify the risk, or demonstrate compliance.
How I help

Deploy validated survey instruments and statistical models to measure psychosocial risk, benchmark against industry norms, and produce evidence for regulators and leadership.

02
You can describe what incidents have already happened, but don't know what's coming next.
How I help

Model how different incident types predict each other over time to identify which categories are the strongest leading indicators of future harm.

03
Hiring relies on résumés and interviews with little predictive value.
How I help

Use statistical models of your data to reveal which candidate qualities actually predict long-term performance and retention.

04
Training effectiveness is judged only by satisfaction surveys.
How I help

Develop models to assess whether programs truly improved performance, who benefited most, and whether the investment paid off.

05
Retention efforts are based on anecdotes, annual surveys or gut feel.
How I help

Use predictive analytics to show who is at risk of leaving, why, and what targeted strategies can keep them engaged.

06
Engagement insights are limited by resource-intensive focus groups.
How I help

Build automated natural language tools to analyse employee feedback at scale, surfacing key themes and sentiment quickly, cost-effectively, and on an ongoing basis.

Let's work together.

If you're interested in collaborating, I'd love to hear from you.

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