About
Business Profitability is a non-negotiable and strong, energised,
high-performing people are the lifeblood of business success.
.futurae was established by Glynis Penny, an organisational behaviour specialist focusing on the personal and professional development of employees, with resilience as the core foundation of this growth.
.futurae creates opportunities for people to develop their capacity to self-lead, shine and 'level up’, shaping careers in which they thrive, teams that experience exceptional collaboration, and workspaces that integrate healthy human dynamics within solid organisational practices.
The tools and programs of .futurae directly address the challenges that employees face with stress, disengagement and overwhelm. We focus on deep self-development, manager development, burnout prevention, burnout recovery and resilience for work and life.
The shifts result in an upturn in productivity and mental health, the ultimate goal being a change in performance capacity.
Meet Glynis Penny
Glynis is a behaviour specialist and systemic facilitator. Her diverse educational path includes psychology, business management, law, handwriting analysis, and more psychology, culminating in a Masters of Philosophy in Personal and Professional Leadership. Her work world has been just as diverse with roles as a recruiter, gemstone dealer, promotions business owner, trainer, lecturer, course developer, academic manager and Human Resources Director.
Glynis has also trained in Ontological coaching, Intuition coaching and Systems mapping. She is a certified Lumina practitioner, Enneagram practitioner and Handwriting Analyst. She has designed leadership development programs and a New Manager orientation program. She is the co-designer of Mindful@Work.
‘My life focus has been a relentless but fascinating drive to understand the complex layers of humanity, whether through formal learning, adhoc research or lived experience. At my core, I am a forever student – infatuated with the human psyche – searching for patterns and trying to know and hold the full complexity of who we all are. Having moved through adversity and difficult transformations myself, sometimes failing, often succeeding, I hope to bring a deep but functional understanding of, and compassion for, what it means to be a resilient human’.
