Wayne Clancy
1985 to Present: Founder Future Strategies Inc. & theMindsuiteTM Group of Companies. (MindSuiteMetrics.com) (MindSuiteAnalytics.com)
2018 to Present: Founder Tribal Possibilities Initiative
2020 to Present: Founding Partner in Gray2Green Solutions Inc.
2012 to Present: Founding Partner City Possibilities LLC
1992 to 2002: Professor "The Enterprise Centre" School of Entrepreneurship
1992 to 2006: Associate Professor Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Contact: wayne.clancy@themindsuite.com
Wayne is the inventor of the Human Science GPS (Global Possibilities System) which simplifies human analytics through the Organization Hierarchy of NeedsTM and Community/City Hierarchy of NeedsTM Models.
The GPS provides organizations and communities with the same level of ongoing visibility and understanding about people, through data, that they have with their operational and financial systems.
This is applied to all types (and complexities) of relationships within and between organizations and communities and includes extensive experience in healthcare, corporations, sustainability, education, and communities.
These revolutionary tools support co-creation, enable conversations, deliver a rich and private experience, automate data collection, and manage ‘big data’ so that it becomes ‘smart data’.
Wayne regularly shares learning with groups in many countries where he shares the power of real human analytics in innovation, strategy, culture, collaboration, health and wellbeing, humanity and many more. An example is here.
His work with NY Times #1 Best Selling Author John King (Tribal Leadership) has produced easy to use ‘predictive performance and culture analytics’ that apply to communities and business. Currently Wayne is co-authoring the follow-up to Tribal Leadership with John and they are calling it the ‘Tribal Possibilities’ Initiative.
The GPS integrates complex themes into a simple and easy to use model and includes constructs such as innovation, collaboration, strategy, decision-making, culture, engagement, humanity, wellness, resilience and many others.
Wayne has also initiated many philanthropic initiatives aimed at helping ‘people work better together’. His work with Arizona State University Project Humanities is in the process of creating ‘The Business Case for Humanity’ by cross-referencing key interactive interpersonal factors with performance factors and help organizations of all types understand that they can support greater 'humanity' and do that very profitably.