Our Approach
people | science | performance
Leveraging behavioural economics, data science & wellbeing to empower organisations and the people within them.
Why? Because behavioural economics is a clever combination of neuroscience, cognitive science and psychology,
whilst data science allows us to find the patterns of behaviour critical to your organisation’s health.
Together, they enable a deep understanding of human behaviour.
Raising the bar for high performance and productivity by accounting for the human needs within your business.
If you’re in doubt on how to give better shape to your business ecosystem send us a quick email below – that’s our bag!
We can help you use it as a force to enable more.
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Understand the human behaviour powering your organisation. Collaboration, innovation and agility are consequences of great culture’s and environments that enable their people to contribute their very best.
Develop
Talent Assessment, Deployment & Enablement. Invest in people – we integrate large scale talent capability assessments with one-to-one sessions designed to engender better employee experience & engagement.
Build
Take stock of your hiring & culture strategies: New hire assessment and selection processes, protect your brand equity and understand how to use policies and procedures to enable your business & people to grow beyond expectations.
About Us
Rupinder, Founder & MD
With a background in Executive Search, across Consumer & Luxury Retail, UnNamed Ventures was created to merge the very best in class of people & culture strategies. Using science and data to better inform decision making.
Call us business intelligence experts, strategic consultants or cultural anthropologists. We focus on enabling people using behavioural economics, data, psychology & wellbeing. To give shape to impactful
workplace change and aide organisations in realising the very best of the human potential they house. Enabling and nurturing in every corner of an organisation. Especially as the future of work is redefining the relationship between work, workers & the workplace.
Call us with your people and culture questions, book us for your panel discussions or hire us to realign your organisation.
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Ted Talks
Most people instinctively avoid conflict, but as Margaret Heffernan shows us, good disagreement is central to progress.
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Malcolm Gladwell gets inside the food industry’s pursuit of the perfect spaghetti sauce — and makes a larger argument about the nature of choice and happiness.
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The world is full of leadership programs, but the best way to learn how to lead might be right under your nose.
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What motivates us to work? Contrary to conventional wisdom, it isn’t just money.
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