We recognize that top management leadership is crucial to a successful lean effort. But we also know that Front Line Leadership is the missing link to effectively implementing and sustaining the lean transformation. The best intentions of top management often breaks down at the process level. Our lean Leadership model glues all of this together into an solid loop where the top level goals of the business are translated into meaningful lean activities that lead to real sustained performance improvement.
The Measurable Management program combines the best leadership principles with a practical application element that yields powerful results and real transformation in the behavior of your key leaders. The program is delivered in small pieces over a 14 week period which allows time to reinforce the principles, apply them in real-life situations and receive expert coaching along the way.
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Objective
The objective of the Measurable Management® Program is to create a team of leaders who will effectively use leadership and team building, process improvement, and improvement implementation projects to produce measurable outcomes.
Participants
Measurable management is designed for front line managers and supervisors who are engaged in any type of continuous improvement initiative.
Duration
The program is delivered in small segments over a 12 week period of time. As a project, the students will identify and implement at least three improvement ideas over the course of the program. The total class room and project time is approximately 60 hours over the 12 week period.
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
Fee
The fee for the course is $2800 per student.
Course Content
Measurable Management ® equips front line leaders with skills and tools to engage their employees in continuous improvement activity within the company. This course is also a perfect complement to the company’s process improvement initiatives (e.g. Six Sigma, Lean) and will yield measurable improvements.