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Meet Dan Ariely in Canberra
Join students, researchers, and policy leaders for an exclusive lunchtime event with Professor Dan Ariely. One of the world’s leading behavioural economists and the bestselling author of Predictably Irrational, The Upside of Irrationality, and Misbelief. Hosted by WeMoney at the National Library of Australia, this energising session dives into the hidden forces that shape how we spend, save, and make meaning.
Expect a free lunch, signed books, and an interactive Q&A with Dan Ariely alongside Dan Jovevski, Founder & CEO of WeMoney, as they unpack how psychology, money, and belief collide in real life.
Join fellow parliamentarians, policymakers, and leaders for an intimate and forward-looking discussion that goes beyond numbers and legislation—and into the human side of money.
Exclusive Book Signing with Dan Ariely
Join WeMoney for an exclusive lunchtime event with behavioral economist and bestselling author Dan Ariely. Enjoy a free lunch, live Q&A, and book signing as Dan explores the surprising psychology behind how we spend, save, and believe.
📍 Australian National Library, Canberra
🗓️ Tuesday, 4 November
⏰ 1:30 PM
Fireside Chat with Dan Ariely
Australia is at a critical inflection point. As we face persistent financial stress, widening inequality, and eroding trust in institutions, it's clear that traditional policy levers alone are no longer enough. To build a more resilient and inclusive economic future, we must look deeper—into the hearts, minds, and behaviours of everyday Australians.
WeMoney invites you to an exclusive evening at Parliament House with world-renowned behavioural economist Professor Dan Ariely.
Held in the wake of the Financial Wellness Summit in Sydney, this Canberra event will continue the national dialogue on financial wellbeing, this time through a behavioural lens.
Fireside Chat with Dan Ariely
📍 Tangney Alcove, Parliament House, Canberra
🗓️ Tuesday, 4 November
⏰ 6:30 PM - 8 PM
