About Charlotte Axon
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Short Bio
Charlotte is a Lead People Scientist at Tailored Thinking, specialising in encouraging and enabling individuals and teams to personalise their work.
Charlotte has worked in a variety of HR, inclusion and organisation development roles across the Higher Education sector, having led and supported projects relating to culture, change, inclusion and recruitment. She has a specialist interest in inclusion and belonging, and is passionate about making work better for everyone. Charlotte also has a wealth of experience in people analytics and how to practically use and apply these insights to make positive changes to the employee experience across organisations.
Charlotte has a first class Master’s Degree in Occupational Psychology, and is a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP). She has published research focused on leadership, and presented her work at various conferences.
Longer Bio
Charlotte is a Lead People Scientist at Tailored Thinking, specialising in encouraging and enabling people and teams to personalise their work. As a super curious person, Charlotte enjoys connecting with and learning from different people, and has a genuine desire to help improve their working lives.
Charlotte has worked in a variety of HR, inclusion and organisation development roles across the Higher Education sector, having led and supported projects relating to culture, change, inclusion and recruitment. Charlotte also has a wealth of experience in people analytics and how to practically use and apply these insights to make positive changes to the employee experience across organisations.
Charlotte has thrived in roles that have relied on her analytical skills, solution-focused tenacity, and pragmatic people-first approach. She has a specialist interest in inclusion and belonging and how personalising work can support these goals, and is passionate about making work better for everyone.
Charlotte has a first class Master’s Degree in Occupational Psychology from the University of Sheffield, and is a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP). She has published research focused on leadership, and presented her work at various conferences.
As someone with a brain that never stops ticking, Charlotte enjoys listening to podcasts and planning trips, as well as finding enjoyment and nourishment from regular running and yoga.
