Game Theory in Personal Branding at UTS Startups
When you share a new idea, announce a business move or show the results of a project, people respond. How can you think through those responses before you act?
In this Elite Talks & Workshops event, Amir Marashi explains game theory in plain English using examples from strategy games such as chess and poker. In chess, you consider how someone might respond to your move. In poker, you make decisions with incomplete information. Both ideas apply to personal branding, where you often have to act before you know how people will react.
What we’ll explore
- Set a goal. Decide what you want people to know you for.
- Think ahead. Consider how clients, colleagues and competitors might respond to your choices.
- Choose what to share. Decide when to talk about a plan and when to show a result.
- Build trust. Use examples of your work to show what you can deliver.
This event is for founders, business owners, students and professionals who want to build a personal brand around their work. No game theory or gaming experience is needed.
Event details
Date · Tuesday, 1 December 2026
Time · 4:30–9:30 pm Sydney time
Venue · UTS Startups Event Space, Ultimo, Sydney
Host · Amir Marashi,
Doctor of Business Administration Candidate and Business Consultant
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