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Clyde Everett Shorey, who prefers to go by Everett, the Founder and President of Shorey Consulting, Inc., grew up in Chicago and Washington D.C. In 1969 he graduated from Sidwell Friends School in
Washington. He then went to Yale University, where he majored in Philosophy, followed by the Harvard Business School. Upon graduating from business school, Mr. Shorey worked at Arthur D. Little, an international consulting firm
with an office in Cambridge, Mass. After 17 years, Mr. Shorey left for a small, Boston based consulting firm, Corporate Decisions, Inc., (CDI - now Oliver Wyman). After just over a year of work with CDI, Mr. Shorey decided to start his own
consulting firm. On June 1, 1996, Shorey Consulting was born in a small office in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass. In 1998, Shorey Consulting created a strategic partnership with Fletcher Spaght, Inc., a slightly larger
(but still small) strategy and marketing consulting firm. Together Shorey Consulting and Fletcher Spaght cooperate on many projects.
In addition to his consulting practice, Mr. Shorey co-created and co-taught a field study course at the Harvard Business School where teams of students performed consulting projects for start-up health care companies. Mr. Shorey also
serves on the Board of Directors of Community Action Partners, the volunteer non-profit consulting program of the Harvard Business School Alumni Association of Boston.
In the summer of 2001, Mr. Shorey, Linda Kanner and Rob Rosen formed The Orchard Group to serve as advisors to emerging businesses. For more on The Orchard Group, please see its web site. He has also co-founded Independent Directors, LLC to serve as qualified independent directors for public companies.
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