Affective publishes a comprehensive communication kit for behavioural insights to support effective and professional communication in the Swiss health promotion and prevention sector.

In an interview with the India Behavioural Economics Network, Affective’s Managing Partner shares his motivation to work in Behavioural Science and Design, the do’s and don’ts and possible future developments in the field. He also shares facts most people (including our team) did’t know about him.

We are featured in a comprehensive Blog Post on EnergeiaPlus, the magazine of the Swiss Federal Office of Energy. The article concisely summarises three behavioural science projects in the SME context to motivate energy efficiency and features an interview with Torben.

We are pleased to have contributed to an important new publication on behavioural science and ethics “To BE or not to BE - The ethical application of behavioural economics in insurance” by the Swiss Re Institute.

We are happy to announce the publication of the "Behavioural Insights in Energy Policy" report, developed for and in partnership with the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE). The first-of-its-kind publication presents behaviourally-informed strategies and interventions to increase energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy in the Swiss industry sectors.

Nudging is reaching the Swiss economy. Together with our clients and partners, we have been featured in a full page editorial on ethical applications of behavioural science for more effective, inclusive and evidence-based strategies in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

We are happy to present how insights from Behavioural Science can contribute to greater climate protection and which 5 core principles need to be discussed in order to enable an evidence based, transparent and effective integration of behavioural science in public policy.

We are excited to announce our latest publication in the Harvard Business Review. We present a behavioral science informed checklist of five biases that leaders should watch out for when managing remote teams, as well as scientifically proven tactics to counteract them effectively.

We have published an insightful new article, covering a selection of latest research on how behavioural insights can support successful client relationship management in Insurances in the Swiss Handelszeitung HZ Insurance.

We are happy to announce a feature on why empirical approaches should be applied to motivate behavioural change, foster organisational learning and ensure that CSR initiatives truly have a positive impact by the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

How do managers succeed in creating productive teamwork during home office? We are happy to present six powerful hacks from behavioural science research that help improve teamwork in the virtual space on Finews.ch.

Seven More Ways to Fool Yourself Into Good Financial Decisions. We are happy to have contributed to a wonderful series on insights from behavioural science for better financial decision making in Bloomberg Businessweek.

We are thrilled to have supported the Behavioural Design 2021 Guide by Samuel Salzer and Silja Voolma - an unparalleled annual report featuring behavioural design insights and ideas from some of the smartest minds in the field.

We are thrilled to share our behavioural science informed two cents on better entrepreneurial decision making in the wonderful “Be better in 2021” feature of Courier’s fantastic 38th Magazine Issue for December & January 2020.

Home office, but efficient! We are pleased to share the publication of behavioural science informed recommendations for better team decisions and greater performance by Affective Advisory in the Swiss Handelszeitung.

We are happy to share the publication of "Behavioural insights for demand-side energy policy and programmes report" by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the UsersTCP, supported by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy and Affective Advisory.

We are thrilled to publish our latest insights on behavioural science for better group decision-making in the Harvard Business Review (HBR) this week. Read more about our 7 science-based strategies for sharper decisions in teams here.

We are happy that we had the chance to answer Merle van den Akker’s thought-provoking questions. Following some of field’s most renowned experts, it was our turn to share the story, latest insights and future plans of Affective Advisory.

We are presenting our second white paper on the D.R.I.V.E.® Prism for identifying and evaluating nudges as a useful and timely taxonomy of behavioural science interventions in practice.

Affective Advisory is publishing partner of the Behavioral Economics Guide 2019 by Alain Samson again. Check out our second whitepaper about a prism for identifying and clustering nudges in practice.