About
How It Started
Based in Calgary, Alberta, Harrison and Tanner both attended the University of Calgary where they explored the intricacies of human behavior and societal structures. It became evident that the synergy between Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Sociology had the potential to inform unique and transformative insights for businesses. The spark of an idea emerged – a consulting firm that bridges the gap between these disciplines, and also brings distinctive, research-informed solutions to business practices.
Meet the Team
Ph.D. in I/O Psychology
Harrison Boss
Principal Consultant
Harrison completed his MSc in Social Psychology at the University of Calgary in 2019, and completed his PhD in Industrial-Organizational Psychology in August 2024.
His research interests include workplace incivility, combating prejudice and discrimination in organizations, intergroup relations, compassion in healthcare contexts, personality and individual differences, and survey/psychometric measurement development.
Harrison has worked with a number of groups and organizations including: Canadian Institute for Health Information, Health Quality Council of Alberta, Plum.IO, Compassion Research Lab (UCalgary), Calgary Drop-In Centre, and the Calgary Catholic Immigration Society.
In his free time, Harrison enjoys listening to
music, playing guitar and spending time with his dogs.
MA in Sociology
Tanner Short
Principal Consultant
Tanner completed his MA in Sociology at the University of Calgary in 2023 and also holds
an undergraduate BA in Sociology with a concentration in criminology, deviance, and social control.
His research interests include social innovation, social justice, technology, gender, immigration, and mixed methodologies. He loves to learn from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives while also applying critical and intersectional theoretical lenses.
Tanner also attended the ICPSR Summer Program offered through the University of Michigan where he expanded his knowledge and skills in quantitative research and statistical methodologies. He is also experienced in co-development and community-based approaches.
In his free time, Tanner enjoys curling, video games, and trying new foods.