Podcast: Research as a Vehicle for Organizational Transformation with Lead Curator Natalie Hanson

January 15, 2021

 

The Rosenfeld Review Podcast (Rosenfeld Media) · Research as a Vehicle for Organizational Transformation with Natalie Hanson

After abandoning the world of academia, Natalie Hanson found an innovative way to connect with other ethnographers: she founded a new community (Anthrodesign)!. This year, she brings her community-organizing talents to the second Advancing Research conference as Lead Curator. She joins Lou to share her own story and the story of the conference, offering a sneak peek into what we’ll cover — and what the conference might look like five years in the future. 

Learn more about the Advancing Research conference this March 10-12 and get your tickets.

About Natalie

Natalie Hanson has been working and researching at the intersection of business strategy, technology, social science, and design for fifteen years.She is currently a Principal at ZS, where she leads the User Experience practice. The UX team at ZS engages in research and human-centered design for enterprise software and custom client solutions. As an anthropologist, Natalie’s research has focused on work practices and work environments. She has a special interest in how institutions respond and transform in response to macro-economic, industry, and regional trends, and how the resulting organizational changes affect the lives of employees. You can learn more about Natalie at http://www.nataliehanson.com, and more about the online community of ethnographers she manages at http://www.anthrodesign.comFollow Natalie on Twitter (@ndhanthro) and Instagram (@faeriewigs).