#48 Innovation Chat: Jemma King - A Few Things - 29 Min

We discussed a few things including:1. Managing stress2. Olympic athletes and Tokyo 2020 challenges3. Emotion detection and Emotional Intelligence4. Tips to improve performance; avoiding Zoomitis5. Psychological safety and productivity6. Bonus: Online dating hackDr. King is the founder and director of BioPsychAnalytics and has a PhD in Human Behaviour and is an Emotional Intelligence and Performance under Stress expert. Jemma is a Research Fellow at the University of Queensland School of Psychology and works as a specialist external advisor to McKinsey and Company. Jemma has consulted to the Australian Defence Force, Special Operations Command, the Centre for Australian Army Leadership, Australian Government Solicitors, the Australian Institute of Sport, the Australian Olympic Swim Team. Jemma has tailored a pre-deployment ‘Performance Optimisation Program’ for Special Operations Command based on Emotional Intelligence principles that has effectively displayed measurable improvements in behavioural, cognitive and performance-based outcomes. This formed part of Jemma’s Doctoral thesis on ‘Emotional Intelligence training as a Pre-emptive Approach to Stress in the Special Forces’. Jemma guest lectures in Leadership principles at the University of Sydney MBA program, and supervises two PhD students at the UQ School of Psychology on Executive Leadership, and US Army, ER doctors resilience projects using the WHOOP biometric capture device. Jemma is a reviewer for The Journal of Management Education.She was an Associate Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour at the University of Queensland Business School (courses included Leadership, Management Theory, Culture, Team Dynamics, Ethics, Motivation). Jemma also consults to large organisations and privately coaches many C-Suite executives from the Telecommunications, Legal, Defence, and Finance sectors. Her qualifications include Bachelor of Science, Majoring in Psychology, Bachelor of Business Management 1st Class Honours, and Doctor of Human Behaviour. She has also studied psycho-physiology, psychoneuroimmunology, endocrinology, neuroscience, anatomy, and medical microbiology.