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Event type

Webinar

When

June 4, 2026

11:30AM AEST

Where

Streamed live online

Streamed live online
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Free

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From private sector to public sector: using choice models to shape better policy

Event type

Webinar

When

June 4, 2026

11:30AM AEST

Where

Streamed live online

Streamed live online
Key speakers
Ticket price

Free

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This complimentary webinar is part of the Market and Social Research Webinars series for Queensland Government Suppliers.

Choice models are a tool to help understand human decision making by mapping the trade-offs people make when deciding between options.

Rather than assuming choices are fixed, it recognises that individuals weigh up benefits and costs. They’re very commonly used in the private sector to help determine different elements of a product or service such as convenience vs. effort, safety vs. speed, or price vs. quality. Insights agency TRA has been using choice models in the public sector setting to uncover preferred policy settings.

In this webinar, Behavioural Insights Director Lindsey Horne and Business Director Ngaia Calder will share case studies on how choice models can be used for determining the preferred elements of a policy and service interventions that are grounded in the trade offs in human decision making.

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ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Lindsey Horne
Behavioural Insights Director
With a background in neuroscience and applied behavioural science, Lindsey works across behaviour change projects with social and government clients. Her approach to behaviour change is holistic, from broader cultural and social change through to behavioural economics and nudges.
Ngaia Calder
Business Director, Sydney
Ngaia Calder, Business Director at TRA Sydney, understands people. With a passion for uncovering what drives our choices – from what we buy to what we love (and what we avoid) – Ngaia brings a thoughtful approach to brand strategy. Connecting with people in their homes, online, and in everyday spaces, she helps teams understand their customers – bridging the gap between brands and the real lives they touch.