Sustainable consumer behaviour
Understanding how values, norms, identity and context shape responsible consumption and pro-environmental action.
Academic · Researcher · Educator
Senior Lecturer in Marketing
University of Wollongong
Sustainability · Marketing · ImpactSustainability marketing · Consumer behaviour
I am a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Wollongong. My work explores how marketing, consumers and institutions can accelerate meaningful progress towards sustainable futures.
My research sits at the intersection of sustainability, consumer decision-making and market transformation.
Before entering academia, I worked in sales and marketing in the insurance industry. That practical foundation continues to shape an approach that connects rigorous theory with problems faced by organisations, communities and policymakers.
I completed my PhD in Green Marketing at James Cook University and have since held academic roles at the National University of Modern Languages, Charles Darwin University and the University of Wollongong.
Building evidence that helps people, organisations and systems make more sustainable choices.
Understanding how values, norms, identity and context shape responsible consumption and pro-environmental action.
Examining alternative-fuel vehicles, Mobility as a Service and the transition towards lower-impact transport systems.
Investigating access-based consumption, AI-enabled sharing ecosystems and the market pathways to circularity.
Designing evidence-led interventions for water conservation, public health and more sustainable everyday choices.
A selection of recent work across sustainability reporting, responsible consumption, social enterprise and sustainable mobility.
View all research outputs ↗Learning by making decisions
I design active learning experiences that connect theory to real organisations, sustainability challenges and consequential marketing decisions.
SDGs, sustainable consumer behaviour, value co-creation, circularity, social change and applied campaign strategy.
Psychological and social foundations of choice, translated into authentic consumer research and market decisions.
Competitive analysis, market choices, positioning and simulation-based strategy across multiple decision rounds.
Evidence-led strategic thinking, segmentation and positioning for managers working with complex markets.
Community-based tourism ecosystems and sustainable destination development
Principal supervisorDrivers of hotel guests’ sustainable behaviours
Associate supervisorHow consumers authenticate sustainable products across generations
Supervisory teamResidential water conservation behaviour in Australia’s Northern Territory
Principal supervisorMobility as a Service and traveller preferences in an emerging economy
Principal supervisorSocial-enterprise sustainability measurement and inclusive growth
Associate supervisorPractice variation and comparability in sustainability reporting
Associate supervisorDrivers of tobacco consumption and smoking cessation behaviour
Associate supervisorStrategy in motion
My simulation portfolio turns marketing strategy into a sequence of team decisions, competitor responses and measurable market outcomes.
Discuss a teaching collaboration ↗Supermarket industry edition
Student teams manage competing supermarket brands through market analysis, targeting, value proposition, pricing, channel, communications and sustainability decisions.
Segment needs, value perceptions and behaviour shape demand across competing offers.
Competitor moves, market feedback and cumulative choices create an evolving marketplace.
Environmental and social decisions become part of positioning, performance and legitimacy.
Senior Lecturer in Marketing · School of Business
Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer in Business
Lecturer, then Assistant Professor of Marketing
Assistant Manager · Sales & Marketing
Advance HE
Australian Marketing Institute
Australian Marketing Institute
University Teaching & Learning

A proud professional milestone reflecting an enduring commitment to scholarship, university service and the transformative value of education.
I work with universities, organisations and research teams on projects where marketing insight, sustainability and robust evidence need to meet.
Evidence-led diagnosis and strategic pathways for behaviour change, responsible consumption and SDG-aligned value.
Meta-analysis, systematic review, experimental design, SEM, discrete-choice research and scale development.
Assessment, learning activities and decision simulations that translate strategy into authentic student experience.
HDR supervision, publication strategy, collaborative projects and research impact development.
Customisable training for academics, research teams, organisations and postgraduate cohorts - delivered as focused seminars, practical workshops or multi-session programs.
Research methods
From review protocol and effect-size extraction to heterogeneity, publication bias, moderation and theory-building from accumulated evidence.
Organisational change
Moving beyond symbolic commitments to diagnose systems, align stakeholders and embed sustainability across strategy, culture and market practice.
Measurement & evaluation
Selecting meaningful indicators, building defensible frameworks and translating environmental and social outcomes into useful evidence.
Interested in a tailored program for your team or institution?
Enquire about trainingSelected updates from research, publishing and teaching innovation.
A forthcoming Springer Nature edited volume exploring markets, morality and ecosystems in AI-enabled sharing.
Book projectA validated tool for understanding the regulative, normative and cognitive work underpinning reporting practice.
Read the paper ↗A multi-industry learning environment in which teams compete through linked strategic marketing decisions.
Explore the simulation ↗Tourism & place
Travel and tourism are both a personal passion and an enduring source of insight into place, culture, hospitality and consumer experience.





Fitness & wellbeing
Training and cycling provide time to reset, sustain focus and enjoy the connection between physical wellbeing, discipline and performance.


Cricket
Cricket is where patience and pressure meet - a game of patterns, adaptation and decisive moments that has remained a personal passion.
I welcome conversations about research collaboration, doctoral supervision, consulting, invited talks and simulation-based teaching.