Unlock Your Business Potential with Lean! Register for Friday's Webinar.

Lean methodology has been a game-changer for businesses worldwide for over three decades. However, it's often misunderstood and underutilized. It's time to demystify Lean and harness its power for your organization's growth and success.

Webinar Title: Lean Leadership and Strategy - Building a Future You Can Invest In

Join us for an insightful webinar this Friday morning featuring Paul Critchley, President and Lead Consultant at New England Lean Consulting. With over two decades of experience in organizational leadership, Paul is a renowned expert in harnessing continuous improvement and employee engagement to elevate business performance.

Date: Friday, October 6th
Time: 11 am
Registration Link:https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/843273075799492704

What to Expect:

Gain a deep understanding of what Continuous Improvement truly means.
Learn how to leverage Lean principles effectively.
Discover the secret to incorporating Lean into your company culture for sustainable growth.

Who Should Attend:

Business Leaders
Managers and Executives
Anyone passionate about driving success through Lean principles

Why Attend:

For those of you who joined us at the Thames River Working Group in November 2022 for Paul's presentation, you'll know that this expanded look into Lean is not to be missed. Paul's expertise and engaging insights will undoubtedly provide you with valuable takeaways to implement in your organization.

About Paul Critchley:

Paul is an internationally-recognized thought leader in employee engagement and continuous improvement. In additional to being the Founder/President of New England Lean Consulting, he's a former Board Member of the Association for Manufacturing Excellence and a passionate advocate for creating sustainably engaged organizational cultures. Paul is also the co-author of "The Whole Professional," a book that offers fresh perspectives on work/life balance and achieving greater levels of success.

Paul's Credentials: