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.
