Logo of "Human Quotient," with the word "Human" in blue and "Quotient" in pink, accompanied by a simple abstract human face design.

Human Quotient Group

Who we are

We improve the welfare, employment and education of families connected to military service including current- and former-serving members of the Australian Defence Force as well as women facing systemic barriers to workforce participation.

Human Quotient Group actively supports the social economy through ethical procurement from veteran community owned, women-owned and social enterprises wherever possible and prioritises environment sustainability and community wellbeing over short-term financial gain.

What we do

We specialise in:

  • Workforce planning and capability development – helping organisations build diverse, skilled, and future-ready teams.
  • Training program design and delivery – creating tailored learning solutions that enhance workforce resilience and career progression.
  • Diversity and inclusion strategies – supporting veterans, military families, and underrepresented groups in employment and leadership.
  • Career transition and employment solutions – connecting Defence personnel and job seekers with meaningful career pathways.
  • Strategic advisory services – providing expert insights to support policy, leadership, and workforce transformation.

Our team brings deep industry knowledge and lived experience to design and implement solutions that meet real-world challenges. We work closely with Defence, government, and corporate partners to foster inclusive, high-performing workplaces while driving positive social impact.

Our work

Head office:

  • Queensland

Service location(s):

  • Queensland
  • New South Wales
  • South Australia
  • Western Australia
  • Northern Territory
  • Australian Capital Territory

Type(s) of actor:

  • Social Enterprises

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