Research Capabilities The Center for Advanced Hindsight operates as Duke University’s behavioral science research group led by Dan Ariely, producing publications, reports, and educational formats aimed at applying behavioral insights to real-world problems across home and international contexts.

Small Team, Broad Focus With a team size of 11-50 employees and a diverse output ranging from academic papers to public-facing comics, there is alignment for targeted collaboration on research partnerships, pilot programs, and custom behavioral science projects.

Publications Driven A strong emphasis on publishing findings and developing educational materials suggests opportunity for client engagement through syndicated research, whitepapers, and evidence-based program design for institutions and nonprofits.

Financial Scale Revenue is in the $1M–$10M range, indicating a mid-market footprint with potential for scaled engagements through grants, corporate partnerships, or service-for-value models with larger organizations seeking behavioral insights.

Strategic Partnerships Historical collaborations such as Common Cents Lab with Homebase and multi-stakeholder financial well-being initiatives point to opportunities with financial services, tech platforms, and labor/economy partners seeking behavioral interventions to improve outcomes.