Guy Morrow is a lecturer who brokers artistic creativity through research-led teaching, as well as via music, design and innovation consulting. He founded a music business unit of study at Macquarie University and was also one of the two founding managers of ARIA number one band, Boy & Bear, and Pitchfork 'Best New Track' trio Movement.

With expertise in both organisational and visual design for the music industries, Guy currently manages, and produces music videos with visual artist and director, Jefferton James. In this capacity he has worked with Australian artists such as Dustin Tebbutt, Emma Louise, The Paper Kites, The Griswolds, Oh Mercy, Catherine Britt, Tim Rogers, The Hillbilly Killers, Morgan Evans, Jasmine Rae, Hey Geronimo and many others. He was also invited to speak at the inaugural Music and Design day at Big Sound 2013.

For his contributions to these fields, Guy has received a Vice Chancellor's Award from Macquarie University, five ARIA Awards, Gold and Platinum Awards from ARIA, and a music video he co-produced was recently nominated for a Golden Guitar. In addition, Guy's soccer team recently won the Macquarie University Social Sport Competition and his Mountain Biking team managed not to come last in a seven hour endurance event.

Research Interests
Guy is particularly passionate about creativity research: the psychology of creativity, group creativity and managing creativity. His work in these fields has broad applications. One of his PhD students is bridging the gap between current choreographic practices in the professional dance sector and theories of collaborative creativity, while another is researching the Chinese music industries.

In 2010 Guy worked as a visiting scholar at New York University where he studied artist management practices in the global economy. With four colleagues, he currently has a Macquarie University Research Development Grant to research career development strategies within the new music industries. He is also co-designing a unit entitled Entrepreneurship for the Master of Creative Media Degree that will be linked to the Creative Ecologies Lab, and to a business incubator that Guy is co-founding at Macquarie University.