
Laurence C. Sartor Ph.D.
President & CEO
MRA Enterprises, Inc.
Larry Sartor holds a doctorate from Michigan State University in Higher Education
and Business Administration. When he purchased MRA in 1992, he brought 20
years of personnel development and training experience as a university dean and vice
president. Larry presently holds
the position of Adjunct Professor at Union Institute and University, assisting with the
intern program and serving on a doctorate committee. His business career began
as Vice President for Health Professions Educational Services,
which developed the New Medical College Admissions Test (New MCAT). Before
owning MRA, Larry also co-founded a healthcare management computer company.

John Loven
Chief Operating Officer
MRA Enterprises, Inc.
John Loven provides an unparalleled mix of employee profiling, counseling and support skills.
These abilities grow out of John's experience in developing
educational, opinion gathering and promotional programs for major corporations including
Ford Motor Credit, Caterpillar, Merck, Pfizer, Accenture and many others. He began with MRA
in 1998, creating the first software-based delivery version of the MRA profiling tools. He continues
to be in demand as a public speaker and seminar leader for organizations as diverse as the
United States Senate, ABC Broadcasting, and BMW North America.

Tom Goetschius
Director of Marketing & Research
MRA Enterprises, Inc.
Tom has a BA in Speech/Theatre and a Master's Degree in Interpersonal Communication from The State
University of New York, where he served, for many years, as an Associate Professor of Speech and
Director of Theatre. He has a 30 year career as a consultant and sales trainer for the resort
development industry and has been affiliated with MRA for most of that time, providing the Executive
Leadership Seminar to dozens of managers and supervisors and using the profiling instruments in various
hiring and management assignments. Tom teaches Public Speaking as an Adjunct Professor at Valencia College
in Orlando and is a sought after speaker and seminar leader. He has been awarded a "Mouster's Degree" from
Disney University, having completed professional development courses in People Management, Quality Service
and Leadership.
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MRA: A tradition in management development since 1954.
In the late 1940's, there was a concerted effort to bring psychometrics to bear in
the workplace. There was also a focus on accommodating the natural differences
among healthy people, rather than building a theory based on psychopathology,
as Freud and Jung had done. In 1926, Psychologist William Marston published
his revolutionary book, The Emotions of Normal People, which motivated
Walter E. Clark and others, to develop a more accurate personality typology specifically for
business. It was based on four key behavioral traits which can be
objectively measured, yielding a high correlation with specific workplace
behaviors.
MRA Founder Charles Menzies had worked with Clark, but reinvented
the process and re-did the research to make it a more
comprehensive and powerful management tool, in
addition to an accurate employee selection method.
The popularity of MRA's proprietary profiling instruments
quickly grew due to their accuracy (92.2%), ease of use, and the growing
complexity of hiring. Charlie Menzies retired in 1985 after introducing MRA
to a broad array of industries. Today, under the
leadership of Laurence Sartor, Ph.D., Charlie Menzies' excitement, dedication
and tradition continue in an expanded of profiling tools and support services.
The MRA Leadership Matrix is Available in Six Languages
Research has shown that the MRA Leadership Matrix is not culture-bound. It renders accurate predictions
as long as the subject is reasonably fluent in the language used to present the choices.
Currently we offer English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese versions of the Leadership
Matrix, The Interview Report and the Effective Management Report.
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