Podcasts about iowa lean consortium

I am thrilled to be the closing keynote speaker at the upcoming Iowa Lean Consortium 2024 Fall Conference (https://www.ciras.iastate.edu/iowalean/ilc-learning-opportunities/ilc-2024-annual-conference/) where I will be sharing the stage with Rick Faber and Jesse DePriest, co-founders of the 5L Performance Group (https://5lperformancegroup.com/).  In this episode, we dive deep into their methodology and very clear and simple leadership framework for maximizing the human potential and laying a foundation for the implementation of successful Lean practice.  We talk aboutFoundational Leadership: Rick Faber and Jesse DePriest emphasize the importance of building a strong leadership foundation of "love, listen, learn, lead" before implementing lean practices. Commitment over Compliance: The 5L approach focuses on inspiring commitment from teams rather than just compliance, using influence through authentic care and concern. Elevate Assessment: 5L has developed the "Elevate" assessment tool to help organizations objectively diagnose gaps in their management systems and prioritize areas for improvement.Flexible Framework: The 5L framework is designed to be adaptable across industries, allowing businesses to customize the approach to their unique needs. Long-Term Partnerships: 5L is excited to build lasting relationships with clients, helping them realize their goals and make a greater impact through effective leadership and lean practices.For more from 5L Performance Group, here are some links!www.5lperformancegroup.com https://www.linkedin.com/company/5lperformancegroup/posts/?feedView=allhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561625103544https://www.instagram.com/5lperformancegroup/

I've been helping set up a webinar series with support from the Iowa Sustainable Business Forum and the Iowa Lean Consortium. There are two webinars you can choose from, or sign up for both. I will be presenting the first webinar, Lean Methods for Sustainable Organizations. I will introduce those in sustainability roles to Lean methods, which have become some of the most popular improvement methods used in high-performing organizations in manufacturing, healthcare, government and many other industries. The second webinar, Sustainability for Lean Organizations, will be presented by Adam Hammes from SGS North America. He will help demonstrate to process improvement specialists, engineers, and management the business case for applying risk and quality management strategies like Lean to sustainability performance. Links ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lean and Sustainability Webinar Series with ISBF and ILC ⁠Lean Six Sigma Project Coaching Program⁠⁠ Need help in your organization? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Let's talk! Schedule a free support call⁠⁠⁠⁠ Podcast Sponsor: Creative Safety Supply is a great resource for free guides, infographics, and continuous improvement tools. I recommend starting with their 5S guide. It includes breakdowns of the five pillars, ways to begin implementing 5S, and even organization tips and color charts. From red tags to floor marking; it's all there. Download it for free at ⁠⁠⁠⁠creativesafetysupply.com/5S⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠BIZ-PI.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LeanSixSigmaDefinition.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have a question? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Submit a voice message at Podcasters.Spotify.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leansixsigmabursts/message

Sinikka Waugh and Tracy Schuster discuss 5 Keys to Building Your Personal Productivity System. Tracy is the director of the Iowa Lean Consortium, a program of CIRAS at Iowa State University. She has worked with the consortium in various capacities since 2012 and become the director in May of 2020. The ILC is a dynamic, member-driven consortium dedicated to connecting member organizations to the resources they need to help them develop their people and their processes.  Tracy owned her own virtual assistant business for 10 years and before that was a licensed mental health and substance abuse counselor. Helping people improve themselves and their processes has been a lifelong passion for her. She is a mom to two wonderful young adults who have developed strong wings and flown from the nest. She and her husband, Todd, will celebrate 30 years of marriage in June.

In Episode 35, Mark is recently back from his Scotland gemba visit. He isn't tired from jet lag, or from whiskey, but nevertheless, Mark and Jamie both end up complaining about being tired. Maybe we're just…old (gasp). We also didn't plan our color coordination (for those on video). Episode page with video and more  We focus this episode on going to the gemba in the making of scotch whisky, from Mark's recent trip. We talk about what is learned by going to the gemba, both in general and specific to whisky. You can hear more about peat, malting, distilling, and maturing, including is maturing inventory or a value-adding step?  Of course, we also select scotch as our whisky of choice, opting for more obscure selections that you may not have heard of. Both were excellent.  We also spend a little time talking about work retreats, whether it be for writing a book as both Mark and Jamie do, strategic thinking as Bill Gates would do, or just simply reflection and planning. We conclude by discussing what job at a distiller we would most like to do, although neither of us likely has the requisite skills. Slainte! Links From the Show: Jamie at the National Association of Corporate Directors Summit Mark heading soon to the Association of Manufacturing Excellence and the Iowa Lean Consortium conferences. Look for him! GE's Larry Culp's message.  Former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, Admiral Stavridis at NACD Jamie's whisky selection Kilchoman Mark's whisky selection Glen Scotia Where are Islay, Jura, Campeltown? Ron Swanson's visit to Lagavullin Journeyman in western Michigan, Two James in Detroit, and Traverse City Whiskey up north The Multnomah Whiskey Library in Portland Jamie's post: how to do an effective personal work retreat

Episode #34 Hear from Tracy Schuster , Program Director of the Iowa Lean Consortium (ILC). The Center for Industrial Research and Service (CIRAS) was created in 1963 to improve the quality of life in Iowa by helping businesses and their communities prosper and grow. Our individually tailored strategy Engage. Educate. Embed. means we work with companies to fashion solutions specific to their individual needs. Hosted by Steven Wilson

Case Study with Stephanie Hill: Prysm Piercing Shop As a member and volunteer for the Association of Professional Piercers (APP) and having a partner who owns a body piercing studio, Stephanie Hill had the rare opportunity to share a Lean case study with a room of 200 international body piercers at an annual APP conference. Modified for the Lean Portland Happy Hour, Stephanie will share this case study of how she worked with her partner, Rob Hill at Prysm Body Piercing in Des Moines, Iowa, to increase profit using Lean practices. While members of the Happy Hour may not own piercing shops, they will walk away with approaches that are useful in any environment. Stephanie is the owner of Light Bulb Moment Consulting, helping businesses and nonprofits find and fix problems related to client and workforce experience, capacity constraints, and profit. She has 20 years of experience working in Continuous Improvement and has her Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma. She also has certifications in Strategic Human Resources Leadership and Agile. Stephanie is passionate about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and has facilitated courses on the topic for more than 400 people. She recently led a webinar for the Iowa Lean Consortium entitled, “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Continuous Improvement Professional.” Stephanie has a master's degree in public health from Des Moines University and a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Kenyon College. Learn more about Lean Portland at https://leanportland.com/

Jeff's passion for the ILC and it's future shine through as he gives us additional insight into the vision of the Iowa Lean Consortium and the progress that has been made since its creation in 2009. He issues a challenge to the ILC members by responding to the question, "what do we need from the members of the ILC?". Episode # 8 features Jeff Dahm, current ILC Board President and Deere and Company Factory Advisor. Jeff has 23 years of manufacturing and business improvement experience in various leadership roles and in his current position at Deere & Company as Factory Advisor, he provides guidance and coaching for the Turf & Utility and Hay & Forage product factories. He is also responsible for the development of a company-wide lean manufacturing strategy to be deployed across all of its global factories and integrated into the John Deere Quality and Production System. ***Please note, our auto-record malfunctioned and we are missing the first 12 minutes of the interview***

Teresa McMahon, Executive Director of the Iowa Lean Consortium, is a leading authority on change management and organizational performance. She helps members of the Iowa Lean Consortium to increase their proficiency with Lean tools and share best practices to improve their bottom line. Prior to ILC, Teresa was deputy director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. She served as performance results director for the Iowa Department of Management and has held several positions at the state’s Department of Natural Resources. She received her juris doctorate at the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law and a BS in Business Administration at Creighton University’s Heider College of Business.

Webinar: Effective Collaboration Across Organizations and Industries A KaiNexus webinar hosted by Mark Graban and presented by: Teresa Hay McMahon Executive Director Iowa Lean Consortium Stephanie Hill Corporate C.I. Manager Kreg Tool Agenda: Learn the difference between networking, benchmarking, and collaborating Understand why collaboration is critical to continually improving Identify ways to increase collaboration to achieve goals Learn how the Iowa Lean Consortium brings together Lean practitioners from every sector of the economy Participate in Q&A

In this podcast, Mark Graban interviews Teresa Hay McMahon, the executive director of the Iowa Lean Consortium, as she previews her upcoming webinar: "Effective Collaboration Across Organizations and Across Industries" This is being held September 21 at 1 pm EDT. Register at http://www.kainexus.com/webinars In this webinar, you will learn: * Learn how the Iowa Lean Consortium brings together Lean practitioners from every sector of the economy * Learn the difference between benchmarking, networking, and collaboration * Understand why collaboration is critical to continually improving * Hear examples of benefits gained through presenter’s experiences * Identify ways to increase collaboration to achieve goals

Free Webinar Today on #Lean Collaboration Across Companies and Industries I hope you'll join me today for a KaiNexus webinar that I'm hosting. The topic is near and dear to my heart (as well as to others at KaiNexus): collaboration, learning, sharing. Effective Collaboration Across Organizations and Industries Our presenters will be Teresa Hay McMahon, the Executive Director of the Iowa Lean Consortium and one of the ILC members, Stephanie Hill, Corporate Continuous Improvement Manager at Kreg Tool Company. Kreg is, coincidentally, a KaiNexus customer. It's at 1 PM ET, but if you can't attend it live or didn't see this post in time, you will be sent a link to a recording if you register. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lean-blog-audio/support

Mark Graban, Author, Speaker and Consultant joined me for a very frank discussion on the current "state of lean" during which we discussed his recent Practicing Lean project, cultural constraints to deploying CI, and Lean in Healthcare. Mark also shares some of the mistakes and lessons he learned over his 20+ years of practicing Lean. Mark will be the keynote speaker at the Iowa Lean Consortium's Lean Healthcare Exchange on August 8th in Ankeny, Iowa.

Interview with Teresa Hay McMahon, Executive Director of the Iowa Lean Consortium.