LIMEADE INSTITUTE
The Limeade Institute conducts research, establishes market points of views and keeps a pulse on the latest employee well-being and engagement research and trends. For the last decade, Limeade has explored the science of well-being and engagement — and how the two are closely connected — leading to pioneering innovations like the first-ever Limeade Well-Being Assessment, the Limeade Results Model and more.
Led by Chief Science Officer Laura Hamill, Ph.D., the Limeade Institute consists of Ph.D. organizational psychologists, psychometricians, business insights experts and data scientists. This Institute works with Limeade customers, partners and our own employees to translate the research into actionable strategies and product enhancements that strengthen, evolve and measure the impact of employee engagement programs. The team also collaborates with advisors from a variety of fields — including medicine, cognitive behavioral therapy, sociology and behavioral economics — to develop new, cutting-edge research that pushes the market forward.
Our Research is Grounded in These Beliefs
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We believe in whole-person well-being.
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We use evidence-based best practices to deliver well-being improvement solutions that work.
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We succeed when our customers achieve measurable well-being and business results.
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True engagement at work requires well-being.
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We build trust between individuals and their organizations.
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We help our customers amplify organizational support for employee well-being.
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We seek customers who invest in being great places to work.
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We know the only way to fulfill our mission is by delighting customers.
Limeade Institute Resources
Institute leadership
LAURA HAMILL, PH.D.
Chief Science Officer of the Limeade Institute and Limeade Chief People Officer
Laura leads the People Team, nurturing the company's award-winning culture of improvement while developing groundbreaking people practices and architecting employee engagement strategies for Limeade and its 100+ enterprise customers. Laura is also the founder and Chief People Officer of the Limeade Institute, which conducts proprietary research, establishes market points of view and keeps a pulse on the latest employee well-being and engagement trends. She earned her Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from Old Dominion University and a B.S. in psychology from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.