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This second episode of the Connectivity: Implicit series features Nurit Nobel. A behavioral scientist and the CEO of Impactually, where she designs evidence-based solutions to critical challenges. In this conversation, we get an in-depth explanation of encouraging desirable behaviors through an effective nudge, both for organizations and societies.
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