We continue to lean into our trusted science to provide valuable people insights during the age of unprecedented, technological advances.

Making our desire to be “a force for good” official, The Myers-Briggs Company becomes a B Corp.

A respected, global practitioner community continues to grow by leveraging our assessment brands to do their best work.

We purchased Xicom and its catalog full of various instruments including the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode (TKI).

We launch the first MBTI® qualification program, allowing people outside the field of psychology to access and use the MBTI assessment for the first time; the company obtains FIRO.

We became the exclusive publisher of the MBTI assessment, which becomes widely available to the psychological community for the first time.

The MBTI® is used by various psychologists and researchers.

We obtained the rights to the Strong Interest Inventory from Stanford University (then called the Strong Vocational Interest Test)

Developed by Professor Harrison Gough (UC Berkeley), the California Psychological Inventory (CPI™) instrument is released for sale.

During WWII, the MBTI® is developed by Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers, both pioneers of personality assessment.

The foundational theory for MBTI® is born with Jung’s seminal work.