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The history of CLIC has yet to be written, but the key figures who made the organization so effective for its times were Gordon F. Henderson QC, and Gaylen, who was the Executive Director during key years.

After CLIC, Gaylen went on to CHMC, and then for the seven years of the tech transformation he was President of the Information Technology Association of Canada. He was a member of the National Research Council’s Advisory Committee on the Industrial Research Assistance program, a member of the Round Table on E-Business Opportunities and co-chair of the Conference Board Advisory Council on Canadian Connections.

You can get a sense of Gaylen from some of his speeches.

His doctoral thesis was on Canadian business and economic implications of protecting computer programmes, made all the more remarkable for the fact that it had been written thirty years ago.

We hail him as a true pioneer. Our condolences to his family. The memorial service is on Sunday - details in the Globe.

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