THE CANADIAN HUMAN CAPITAL BENCHMARKING SURVEY

History

The Canadian Human Capital Benchmarking Survey

This invaluable tool has become the hallmark of leading organizations worldwide and those striving to move their performance levels into leading roles.

Pioneering research done by Dr. Jac Fitz-Enz led to the formation of the Saratoga Institutes around the world.  The Institute quickly became the leader in developing tools and techniques for measuring the worth of human assets and the bottom-line contributions of well managed, high performing workforces in all sectors of the world economic leaders.

Saratoga came to Canada in 1995 and the All Canadian HC Benchmarking Survey and database was born. In 2001, this suite of products and consulting services formed the basis of the Canadian Institute of Business and Human Capital Development.  In February, 2004, Mr. Phil Keller, the primary active principal passed away suddenly, and the Canadian Institute ceased operations and closed its doors permanently.

I am pleased to announce that by special arrangement, The Wynford Group will be supporting this critical Canadian business activity and offer The Canadian Human Capital Benchmarking Survey and database. Their product will fill the void left by the Canadian Institute of Business, and is based on the same principles that the world renowned research that Dr. Jac Fitz-Enz introduced us to.  The Wynford Group, with its network of consultant across Canada, is well positioned to serve the needs of Canadian organizations from coast to coast. Their commitment to product, superior quality control, and proven systems and data capabilities are the reasons why I am endorsing their support of this survey.

I would encourage any clients of the Canadian Institute of Business and Human Capital Development or former clients of the Saratoga Institute of Canada to continue their participation in this revitalized survey and be included in this exciting initiative.

February 2004

J. A. (Jim) Sanderson, CHRP
former Vice-President
Saratoga Institute of Canada

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