SHAPE: Spotlight #32

SHAPE: Spotlight #32

Join Professor Roberta Guerrina in an online webinar on combining spinouts, consultancy, and policy to maximise SHAPE research impact. Learn from her experience founding EQUAL In-Sight. Don’t miss this insightful SHAPE SIG Spotlight!

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How can different routes to impact for SHAPE research support each other? Roberta Guerrina, Professor of Politics and founder of the spinout EQUAL In-Sight, will talk to us about her experience combining spin outs, consultancy, and policy to increase the impact of her work.

EQUAL In-Sight is a software platform and consultancy that works with organisations to overcome bias and embed equality across all areas of their operations, from HR to products and production. Their evidence-based, data-driven approach draws on the latest research on equality and inclusion.

This webinar is organised by the SHAPE SIG, formerly known as SSHA. Join the SHAPE SIG to stay informed.

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