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Growth Resources Institute (GRI) is a talent management system founded in 2012 by Frederic Lucas-Conwell and Jeremy de France. GRI leverages behavioral science to provide data-driven insights and tools for organizations to improve their recruitment, leadership development, and overall performance.

Key Features of GRI:

Behavioral Science Approach: GRI utilizes a data-driven approach to understand and predict human behavior.
Intuitive Platform: The platform is designed to be user-friendly and accessible to organizations of all sizes.
Customizable Solutions: GRI offers tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of each client.

By focusing on the intersection of behavioral science and talent management, GRI helps organizations make informed decisions and achieve their strategic goals.

History

The inspiration for GRI came from founder Frederic Lucas-Conwell's experiences working with multinational groups and building a venture-backed technology company. He observed that many organizations struggled to create high-performing cultures despite their financial success. Frederic believed that data-driven insights into human behavior could offer significant improvements.

Drawing on social science research, Frederic developed GRI's approach to "deciphering, understanding, and unlocking human potential." Since its inception, GRI has continuously adapted its solutions to meet the evolving needs of organizations. They make a point of staying current with behavioral, personality, and social science research.

Mission and Vision

GRI's mission is to assist executives, managers, and HR professionals in creating high-performing organizations by enhancing their behavioral and emotional intelligence with adaptive profiles that enable them to hire, lead, and manage teams more effectively.

GRI imagines a future where talent and collaboration thrive through a profound understanding of human dynamics. By actively leveraging statistic-driven insights, they envision organizations creating high-performing work environments that redefine the benchmark of excellence.

Products and Services

Adaptive Profiles: A proprietary assessment tool that uses behavioral science to measure and develop individual and organizational capabilities.
GRI Platform: GRI's online platform includes powerful analytics on jobs, teams, and recruitment.
Masterclasses: Enables executives, HR experts, and managers to learn a unique language to address complex individual, interpersonal, and organizational issues.
Leadership Development Programs: GRI offers a variety of programs designed to help leaders understand human behavior and build high-performing teams.
Consulting Services: GRI provides consulting services to help organizations develop and implement their talent management strategies.

Impact and Recognition

GRI boasts a global clientele with successful implementations leading to improved cultures, teams, and organizational outcomes.
Frederic Lucas-Conwell, the founder, is a recognized expert in behavioral science and leadership development. He has authored several books and published research on topics like "quiet diversity" within boards of directors. He is credited with coining the term, "Technology Evangelist"^[1]
GRI has been featured in publications like The CEO Magazine, Training Magazine, and Business Wire.

Sources

GRI Website

Frederic Lucas-Conwell:

Amazon Author Page
Google Books
Guy Kawasaki Blog (Technology Evangelist study reference)

References

^ Lucas-Conwell, Frederic (22 May 2012), "Growth Resources, Inc" (PDF), Technology Evangelists: A Leadership Survey, United States: Growth Resources Inc, retrieved 2012-05-22{{citation}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[1] Lucas-Conwell, Frederic (22 May 2012), "Growth Resources, Inc" (PDF), Technology Evangelists: A Leadership Survey, United States: Growth Resources Inc, retrieved 2012-05-22{{citation}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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