Our mission is to boost decision-making for people and teams.
About
Meta-decisions
Founded by Dr. Melina Moleskis, Meta-decisions is a decision & behavioural science practice, boosting decision-making by helping people & teams adopt evidence-based methods. We have worked, and continue working, with various large or small teams to diagnose traps, introduce solutions and build lasting capacity. Our work centres on strengthening managerial judgement, team efficacy, and capability to resolve business challenges. Sometimes there can be quick fixes. Oftentimes, the focus is on deciding how to decide: making visible the processes, interactions, and contexts that shape reasoning long before results appear.
About
Melina Moleskis PhD MBA
An entrepreneur, scholar, practitioner and Board member with 15 years of experience in purpose-driven decision-making, strategy and behavioural sciences. Passionate advocate for decision upskilling, Melina serves on the Board of the Global Association for Applied Behavioural Scientists, is a Steering Committee member of the Alliance for Decision Education, and a member of the Society of Decision Professionals. She is a Certified corporate trainer with a Post-doc in Behavioral Analysis, PhD in Managerial Decision Science (IESE), Certificate in Applied Intelligence (Mercyhurst), MBA in Strategy (NYU Stern) and BSc Math & Economics (LSE).
To fulfill our mission, we do three things consistenly:
Most organisations don't have a decision problem. They have a process problem that looks like a decision problem. We identify exactly where judgment breaks down (in how individuals reason, how teams deliberate, or how the environment is structured) and design targeted interventions that address the root cause, not the symptom.
Your teams are already making hundreds of decisions a week. The question is whether they have the right tools to make them well. We equip people and teams with the science-backed tools to reduce cognitive traps, improve judgment and decide more effectively, consistently, through workshops built for real work, not a classroom.
Melina brings behavioural and decision sciences off the page and into the room. From ministerial speaker series and international conferences to university lectures, podcasts and columns in Forbes and the press, she makes complex science immediately applicable, leaving audiences not just informed, but equipped to decide differently.
