Kylie Ball

Kylie Ball is a highly accomplished researcher and consultant with a passion for promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and reducing health inequalities.

She leads a dedicated team at a research program focused on addressing social injustice and improving health outcomes for all.

Kylie is the head of a consultancy firm specializing in researcher career development through Indago Academy.

With a PhD in Psychology from the University of Newcastle, she has an extensive publication record including over 300 research papers.

Her impressive credentials include four consecutive nationally competitive research fellowships from NHMRC and recognition as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.

Kylie's expertise has earned her the title of Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher, placing her in the top 1% internationally in her field for three consecutive years.

She has held leadership positions in prestigious organizations like the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, where she served as the Past-President and Fellow.

In addition to her professional achievements, Kylie is actively involved in volunteering for food assistance roles with organizations like SecondBite and the Salvation Army.

She is known for her mentorship of early- and mid-career researchers globally, particularly through her role as Head of EMCR development at her Institute, and her initiative Mums in Academia, a support network for mothers in academia.

Kylie Ball's dedication to advancing research, supporting fellow academics, and promoting health equity is evident through her various roles and contributions to the field.