Tyler G. Okimoto
Researcher / Educator / Speaker
ABOUT
In my research, teaching, and practice, I work to facilitate collaboration and consensus between diverse points of view. My work examines how collaboration and consensus can shape social justice and inclusion in organizations and society: both how a lack of consensus contributes to injustice and inequality, and how people can effectively collaborate to move past conflict and repair cooperative relationships. Importantly, effective leadership can be a catalyst to overcome these challenges.
University of Queensland
Professor in Management (2011 - ongoing)
Faculty of Business, Economics, and Law
Associate Dean Academic (2024 - ongoing)
UQ Business School
Acting Dean and Head of School (2023)
Director of Teaching and Learning (2023)
Deputy Head of School (2019-2023)
Management Discipline Leader (2017-2018)
Postdoctoral Associate, 2008-2011
Flinders University of South Australia
Postdoctoral Associate, 2005-2008
Yale School of Management
Assistant Adjunct Professor (2002-2005)
PhD Candidate and MacCracken Fellow (2000-2005)
New York University
PROGRAMS AND WORKSHOPS
Proven experience as a speaker, panel moderator, and workshop designer/facilitator in a broad variety of educational and industry settings: undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, executive education, government and corporate training, keynote speaking, and content expert for print media, radio, and television. Below is a snapshot of recent engagements.
MicroMasters® Program in Business Leadership
A series of graduate level courses designed to advance your leadership capability.
Self-paced, and free to try before you enrol for credit.
UQ Executive Education: Leading Effective Teams
This short-course will help you to analyse your team's dynamic, understand the levers of influence and formulate strategies for effective team leadership.
Keynote speaker, facilitator, and panellist
Speaking engagements with Queensland Health, AmCham, BDO, KPMG, MMG Ltd., Metro North Mental Health, Institute for Urban Indigenous Health, etc.
