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Wizer in the 

conversation

Conversations on decision intelligence, cognitive diversity, and leadership decision design — across podcasts, live interviews, and publications.

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FEATURED APPEARANCES

Selected conversations with depth

Full-length episodes and interviews where Wizer's methodology gets the space it deserves — from the cognitive biases shaping executive teams to the structural design of better decisions.

PODCAST

Breakthrough Innovation with JL Heather

JL Heather

Executives & Senior Leaders

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Instinct and consensus feel reliable — until they're not. Kylee Ingram breaks down the three hidden biases shaping leadership teams, why the loudest voice in the room keeps winning, and how decision design — not seniority or experience — is what actually reduces error and drives innovation.

PUBLICATION

Designing the Decision Room

Executives Diary

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Executive & Senior Leaders

The biggest risks in any organisation are rarely what people say — they're what no one in the room is equipped to see. Kylee Ingram on cognitive diversity, the structural biases that quietly weaken decision quality, and why the future belongs to organisations that design better decision rooms, not just better strategies.

PODCAST

People Fuss

With Carrie and Doug

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Executive & Senior Leaders

Have you ever sat in a meeting where everyone agreed, and the decision still went badly wrong? Carrie and Doug to explore why stronger decisions depend less on the loudest voice and more on having the right people in the room. The conversation ranges across boardrooms, juries, and everyday choices, taking in the seven 

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PODCAST

The Tech Leader's Playbook

Avetis Antaplyan

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Founders & Teams

Smart leaders still make poor decisions — and it's not a knowledge gap, it's a structural one. Kylee Ingram breaks down the cognitive biases quietly shaping executive teams — the HIPPO effect, social bias, information bias — and how intentionally designing the decision room can cut error rates by 30%.

PODCAST

Empower Tech

Iyari Cevallos

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Tech & Diversity Leaders

Diversity hiring is necessary. Cognitive diversity is what actually changes outcomes. Kylee Ingram and Iyari Cevallos explore how bias and cognitive drift distort decisions at the leadership level — and how evidence-based design can build fairer, stronger panels.

PODCAST

Entrepreneurs Enigma

Entrepreneurs Enigma

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Founders & Business Leaders

Decision quality is shaped less by individual capability and more by the cognitive make-up of the group making the call. Kylee explores how decision science is reframing leadership — from instinct and experience to deliberately designing the conditions under which decisions are made.

PODCAST

Storylines Podcast

Storylines Podcast

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Leaders & Teams

Data and strategy aren't the bottleneck. How your team actually thinks is. Kylee Ingram outlines the decision science framework organisations are using to reduce bias, surface hidden talent, and make better calls — with real examples from high-stakes environments.

MORE CONVERSATIONS

Further reading, watching, and listening

Additional episodes and appearances across marketing, wellbeing, coaching, and NFP audiences.

Wellbeing & Leadership

PODCAST

I See What You're Saying: The Disciplined Listening Method Podcast

With Michael Reddington

Kylee Ingram on designing decision rooms, the seven decision archetypes, the three structural biases — social, information, capacity — that narrow leadership groups over time, and how to adapt communication to how people actually decide.

PODCAST

Leadership

Why Smart Teams Still Make Bad Decisions — Vision Pros Live Podcast

Vision Pros — Jackson Calame

This podcast episode unpacks why capable teams still land on poor decisions — and how decision styles quietly shape the way performance plays out across an organisation.

The conversation gets into making decision-making visible, measurable, and intentional, and what shifts when leaders can see who's shaping a decision and what's missing from the room.

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BOOK

Leadership

Adaptive Excellence

Melanie Marshall

Chapter 5 covers decisions — a sharp breakdown of why decisions get distorted (bias, silos, positional power) and how a wise crowd improves decision quality. A useful lens on where Wizer fits.

Wellbeing & Leadership

PODCAST

Better Decision Design

Healthy Mind, Healthy Body 

How better-designed decision-making can reduce stress at work, surface hidden insight, and improve organisational outcomes through cognitive diversity and wise crowd research.

Wellbeing & Female Leaders

PODCAST

Unlocking Better Decisions
 

Code Calm — Dr Melanie Gray

Most workplace stress isn't about workload — it's about decisions made in the wrong room. How understanding your decision style reduces friction and changes your relationship with leadership pressure.

YOUTUBE

Leadership

A Masterclass in Decision Design

KAJ Masterclass

Why intelligent, experienced teams consistently make poor choices. The hidden patterns of decision failure, the gap between how decisions should be made and what actually happens, and how to surface the decision talent already in your team.

Leadership Coaches & Executives

PODCAST

S.M.A.R.T Performance

Walter Dusseldorp

Complex decisions shouldn't rest on one person's gut. The case for structured cognitive diversity — what it is, how structural bias degrades team performance, and why knowing your decision profile is the first step.

Marketers & SMBs

PODCAST

Why the Way You Communicate Is Costing You

Marketing Moms — Kelly Callahan-Poe

Personalisation that ignores how someone decides is just noise. Kylee Ingram walks through the 7 Decision Profiles and why matching your message to decision style — not personality — is the shift that actually moves the needle.

PODCAST

Female Leaders & Teams

Shape Your Message

Sage Women — Melanie White

How to tailor messages based on decision profiles — and three practical steps: understand the recipient's profile, lead with what they want to hear, and be direct about your goals rather than chasing harmony.

Leadership

PODCAST

How better decisions create better leaders

Leading Visionaries with Anjel B. Hartwell

What changes when leaders stop asking who is the smartest person in the room, and start asking who is missing from it?
 

This conversation addresses the structural forces that quietly shape what gets decided, the three biases that distort even capable teams, and what founders need to understand before scaling or pitching investors.

YOUTUBE

NFPs & Fundraisers

The Science of Yes

The Nonprofit Show — American Nonprofit Academy

Fundraising emails written for the sender, not the decision-maker reading them. How nonprofit communicators can match every appeal to how their audience actually decides — email, stewardship note, board memo.

Women in leadership

PODCAST

Are You Making Decisions With the Wrong People in the Room?

Renae Fieck Podcast ·

Kylee Ingram joins Renae Fieck to discuss cognitive diversity, decision science, and how leaders can design stronger decision rooms. The conversation covers why the loudest voice often wins, how disagreement becomes productive rather than personal, and the three biases that shape outcomes before anyone notices them.

PODCAST

Marketers & SMBs

Why the Right Offer Still Falls Flat

My Weekly Marketing — Janice Hostager

Personalisation that ignores how someone decides is just noise. Kylee Ingram walks through the 7 Decision Profiles and why matching your message to decision style — not personality — is the shift that actually moves the needle.

Wellbeing & Leadership

PODCAST

Once You Stop Speaking Up, You've Checked Out

UnCeiling You — Dr Natalie Luke

Silence in a decision room is a cost the organisation is already paying. Kylee Ingram joins Week 3 of The Trust Tax Investigation to connect room design to burnout — who gets heard, whose information counts, and why leaders get more from a room when they speak last.

Female Leaders & Teams

PODCAST

Bad Decisions Start With Who's in the Room

She Is A Leader — Yvonne Heimann

A board that lost their jobs over a single call, and every member of it came at decisions the same way. Kylee Ingram on why decision making fails long before the meeting starts, why adding more people to a room doesn't fix a broken process, and what to do if you aren't one of the two cognitive types that dominate Western leadership.

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