Lean Users Group
DVIRC’s Continuous Improvement or Lean Users’ Group is made up of Continuous Improvement leaders within the Philadelphia region’s Industrial, Manufacturing and Distribution community.
DVIRC’s Continuous Improvement or Lean Users’ Group is made up of Continuous Improvement leaders within the Philadelphia region’s Industrial, Manufacturing and Distribution community.
The Lean Users’ Group is made up of Lean/Continuous Improvement leaders throughout the Philadelphia region. The group provides a unique opportunity for leaders to network with fellow Lean enthusiasts to share views, ideas, and experiences, learn best practices, grow in your knowledge of Lean, and enhance your development in Lean Leadership.
The group is particularly beneficial to company leaders that are looking to grow, solve problems, and/or are undergoing significant change. Driving change is difficult, and Continuous Improvement practitioners in our workplaces deal with pushback every day; this group enables leaders to come together and share the tools and social leadership skills needed to drive organizational improvement.
Consider joining this group if you:
DVIRC’s Lean Users’ Group is the only manufacturing and industrial centric group devoted to Lean in the Philadelphia region. DVIRC’s employees are solely focused on the manufacturing sector, and our consulting clients, Lean Users’ Group members, as well as other Network Group members, are people just like you, who wear similar shoes, and need to make similar decisions every day.
DVIRC’s Lean Users’ Group is the only manufacturing and industrial centric group devoted to Lean in the Philadelphia region. DVIRC’s employees are solely focused on the manufacturing sector, and our consulting clients, Lean Users’ Group members, as well as other Network Group members, are people just like you, who wear similar shoes, and need to make similar decisions every day.
The group is facilitated by a professional Continuous Improvement Master Black Belt and nationally known Lean guru, Jeff Kopenitz, and members meet six times per year. Each meeting is hosted by a member of the Lean Users’ Group and includes: