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Elizabeth Dunn
Enhance your team's well-being and social connections in the workplace with Elizabeth Dunn, speaker, professor of psychology.
Elizabeth Dunn is a prominent researcher in the field of happiness and well-being, focusing on the importance of social connections within the workplace. As a professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia, she has dedicated her career to understanding how various factors, including time, money, technology, and environmental considerations, can be optimised to enhance overall happiness.
Her journey has not been without challenges. Elizabeth has navigated the complexities of academic research while striving to translate her findings into practical applications that benefit individuals and organisations alike. Her commitment to fostering well-being has led her to develop innovative workshops, such as the “Happy Climate” initiative, which aims to promote positive social interactions and environmental awareness.
Elizabeth's contributions to the field have been widely recognised. In 2019, she was honoured as a TED Curator’s Pick, highlighting her impactful work and the relevance of her research in contemporary discussions about happiness and well-being. She is also a co-author of the influential books “Happy Money” and “The Joy of Climate Change,” which explore the intersection of financial decisions and emotional fulfilment, as well as the role of climate awareness in enhancing life satisfaction.
Through her research and outreach, Elizabeth has established herself as a leading voice in the pursuit of happiness, offering valuable insights that resonate with both individuals and organisations. Her work not only sheds light on the science of well-being but also provides practical strategies for cultivating a happier, more connected society.
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Elizabeth Dunn draws on peer-reviewed psychology research to translate empirical findings on happiness, money, time, and social connection into practical frameworks for individuals and organisations.
Elizabeth Dunn speaks on happiness and well-being, the role of time, money, and technology in optimising life satisfaction, and the connection between social relationships and workplace engagement. She is a Professor of Psychology at the University of British Columbia and co-author of Happy Money, and was named a TED Curator's Pick in 2019.
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