In honor of Dr. Harrison Gough
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I have known Dr. Harrison Gough since before I joined CPP and have a multitude of stories about him. When I first met him, I was at another company trying to acquire CPP in 1979, but with Harrison’s influence, instead CPP acquired me!
— Lorin Letendre, President of Carmel River Watershed and former CPP Chairman and CEO

… it is his kindness and always teaching and caring about others that I feel inside. He was a genius.
— Robb Most, Ph.D., President, Mind Garden

Harrison was such a devoted and conscientious professor that although he had chronic back problems, he insisted on teaching his classes regardless of his physical ability to stand -- even if that meant lying down on a table to deliver his lectures!
— Lorin Letendre, President of Carmel River Watershed and former CPP Chairman and CEO

Harrison always believed that continuously bringing in "new blood" was essential for the growth and development of any company. In fact, he felt so strongly about this that, after serving for 40 years on the CPP Board of Directors, he volunteered to retire so that the board could bring on new talent and fresh ideas. He advised the Board on a worthy successor to represent the field of industrial psychology.
— Wayne Cascio, Ph.D., CPP Board Member and Professor of Management, University of Colorado Denver.

I asked him how he felt about all the other models of personality like the five factor model and he said he saw the authors like music composers and each has their style and orientation. it is a work of art. The CPI is truly a masterpiece.
— Robb Most, Ph.D., President, Mind Garden