Dr Katherine Hunt is a Growth Authority and Ethical Expert who combines education in Psychology, Law and Economics with two decades of working with businesses and their leaders. She is currently a Core Faculty member at Portfolio Construction Forum, where she shares her insights and expertise on human factors, ethics, and growth strategies with financial professionals and investors.

Katherine has a unique authority as an award-winning financial planner, an international doctorate holder, and a published researcher in academic journals. She has also worked as an academic at Griffith University, teaching and conducting research projects on microfinance regulation, risk profiling, and historical persistence in Australia. She has traveled and surfed in over 60 countries, despite a fear of drowning, and is the author of On The Hunt, a book on ethical growth.

Resources:

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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6449-7357

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