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SKI to Speak June 12th 2008

Catch SKI in Novi, Michigan...

I am pleased to offer my unique brand of focus at the 2008 Quality Expo Detroit Conference next month. Sponsored by Quality Magazine.

Session 202: Lean Six Sigma for Quality Manufacturing:

Leading Lean Six Sigma Projects for Quality Manufacturing

Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey, Partner and Senior Consultant,
Throughput.us LLC

Leveraging Lean with Six Sigma is the "Best Practices" of quality manufacturing for our present times. However, there is more required for successful projects than simply "the will to succeed".

Leadership requires passion in addition to great tools. Leadership also requires action: the proper action at exactly the perfect time. Every time, Faster than circumstances can deteriorate!

Cycle through your Lean Six Sigma toolbox turbocharged by Colonel John Boyd's OODA Loop (Observe-Orient-Decide-Act) to ensure mission critical successes for each and every project on your plate. Learn of real life applications of the OODA Loop.

• Observe: unfolding circumstances; internal and external data; implicit guidance & control
• Orient: cultural traditions; Analysis & synthesis; previous experiences; heritage; new data
• Decide: Decision
• Act: Take action; test

Leaders produce. Effective leaders produce the desired results. Lean Six Sigma leaders empowered by Boyd's OODA Loop exceed expectations by mastering the four criteria for accuracy inherit in projects: accuracy relative to duration, to logistics, to costs and to the deliverables.

If results are an important part of your job, I look forward to seeing you in Novi. This event might just be the "kick in the pants" you need... better yet, bring your COO too.

-ski

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Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey, Jonah
www.throughput.us
+1 330 432-3533

tag: Quality Expo Detroit
©2008 Throughput.us LLC. All rights reserved.

Workshop January 19th

Event Moved to March 30, 2007

Ron McDaniel and Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey present:

• Northeast Ohio's First Purple Curve Workshop
• 7:45am to 12noon
• Keynote by Ron McDaniel, Buzz Guru
  
• Workshop led by Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey, Jonah
• Stark Campus of Kent State; Conference Center
• Canton, Ohio

Complete Agenda, Bios and Registration online {here}

Purple Curve Workshop

Speaker: Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey, Jonah

It is time. After two years, it is time to turn the book into a workshop.

What exactly is the "Purple Curve Effect"?

Great question. The short answer: focus.

The long answer is, well, longer. It is the result of focusing your efforts on your organization's weakest link. And only the weakest link. Schwerpunkt.

Or focusing on a personal challenge. That is a great thing about my book, the promotion of the idea that one can apply Constraints Management tools to one's personal life. In fact, the price of the book is well worth it, just to get Bill Dettmer's foreword!

Methinks that we will hold this first session in Canton, Ohio. Before the sun sets on this year. Then take it on the road. Maybe Hilton Head Island, SC in January. Maybe Ft Lauderdale in February. Las Vegas in March?

At just $99 a person, or $199 for up to three from the same organization, including a FREE copy of the book... paperback and PDF on CD-ROM. A $29.95 value!

Let me know what dates work for you, as I seek venues.

Jeff 'SKI' Kinsey, Jonah
consultSKI@yahoo.com
www.SKIconsulting.biz

Canton, Ohio June 24, 2005

North East Ohio Constraints Management Workshop
Presented by Purple Curve Events

Friday, June 24, 2005
KSU Stark Campus
Professional Education & Conference Center
Canton, Ohio

Registration $250 each, $350 for two. All attendees will receive a FREE copy of my book, Purple Curve Effect. All those early birds, registering in the month of May, will receive a FREE copy of Dan Hanlon's book, Riding the American Dream.

Attend only the keynote by Dan Hanlon for only $95 each.

A great lunch and beverages throughout the day are included in the fee. The facility is first rate in all regards.

"Inspired, creative, passionate problem solving skills have never been more important for business management leaders!"

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