Glenn will be fronting a three-man panel to decide the next England manager, with FA technical director Dan Ashworth and board member and ex-Manchester United chief executive David Gill.
They will be canvassing opinion from current and former managers, players and clubs.
Glenn told BBC Radio 5 live that a new manager could be in place for England's World Cup qualifier against Slovakia on 4 September - but did not rule out an interim manager being appointed.
And on England's ability to recover from the disappointment of Euro 2016, he added: "It's a dark day but I'm an innate optimist.
"If you go back 10 years and [Arsenal manager] Arsene Wenger saying he wasn't seeing the technical quality coming through at age 10 - that's not true any more.
"This team cared. How to prepare them to make them more resilient when it comes to those pressure-cooker games is the job we've got to do going forward."
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