“The metrics here are the human and system aspects of culture. Our goal is to back coaches so they can focus on developing athletes for the national and international stage in a supportive and empowering way,” said Evan MacInnis, the director of performance pathways for the CSI Atlantic.

“We need to focus on the person, who in this case is the coach, in order to achieve sustainable systemic excellence. We believe that this is a critical shift not just for Nova Scotia, but for our country.”

In partnership with innerlogic, the CSI Atlantic’s custom assessment will collect data on human factors (i.e., safety, well-being, inclusion, etc.) and system factors (i.e., accountability, adaptability, vision, etc.). The results of analyzing these two factors will help establish a process to make targeted, evidence-based leadership decisions.

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For details on the Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic: https://cscatlantic.ca/

For details on innerlogic: https://innerlogic.com/