millionways brings predictive behavioral intelligence into executive search and leadership selection. Our technology analyzes natural language to understand how people think, make decisions, respond under pressure, motivate others, and fit within a specific organization or leadership team.
We also help organizations build Success Profiles for critical roles by identifying the behavioral characteristics, motivations, leadership styles, and decision making patterns most associated with success in that specific environment. Those profiles can then be used to evaluate candidates against what the role actually requires, adding a deeper layer of insight beyond résumés, interviews, references, and traditional assessments.
millionways helps organizations make better decisions about people using scientifically grounded behavioral intelligence. Our technology turns existing language, including interviews, conversations, written responses, and other text, into predictive insights around personality, motivation, leadership style, decision making, team dynamics, and organizational fit.
For executive search and talent organizations, millionways can support Success Profiles, candidate assessment, leadership selection, succession planning, team composition, retention, and culture alignment. The goal is to understand not only what someone has done, but how they are likely to behave once they are in the role.
Hunt Scanlon Ventures (HSV) has spent the last several years building an investment portfolio around a central conviction: as AI becomes embedded across the human capital and private markets ecosystem, the greatest opportunities will extend beyond automation and productivity. The next generation of platforms, according to Hunt Scanlon, will increasingly help organizations make better decisions
millionways, the behavioral intelligence layer for the human-agent workforce, recently formed a strategic partnership with Waxell, an AI governance and agent observability company. The alliance was formed to help enterprises govern, observe, and improve AI agents operating in high-stakes human environments. As enterprises move from copilots to autonomous and semi-autonomous agents, AI systems are being given
Hunt Scanlon Ventures this week completed its investment in millionways, a New York-headquartered company that builds a behavioral intelligence layer of AI for human agent workforces, utilizing a proprietary Large Psychology Model called Thorsten-4. The platform focuses on understanding human signals, motives, and behavior patterns, with applications used across AI governance, executive hiring, talent management,
Waxell and millionways partner to pair AI agent governance with behavioral intelligence, tracking not just how agents act but how they land with people. “Waxell gives teams real control over production agents, from guardrails to early issue detection. With millionways, those controls now factor in behavioral signals: how an agent engages with people.”— Logan Kelly,