Champion Training

The Champion training is aimed at the sponsors of change initiatives within your organization. The power and essence of Lean (Six Sigma) are highlighted, with significant attention given to leadership. Becoming a Lean organization requires strong commitment from the shop floor all the way to management. In a continuously improving and learning organization, the right culture is essential.

What role do you, as a leader, play in a Lean (Six Sigma) program, and how can you optimally support Green and Black Belts to drive change?

Project selection is covered, including linking projects to key organizational objectives. A critical focus is placed on the change component, which we address using the CAP change model.

This training is designed for leaders within organizations who are ultimately responsible for or own a process improvement initiative.

The entire training is delivered in Dutch (including the slides). Other course materials and documentation are in English. The program assumes an HBO–WO (higher professional or university) level of thinking and understanding.

• Understand the maturity level of your organization (or organizational unit)

• Fulfill your role in the Lean transformation

• Know the objectives and how to design a plan to achieve them

• Recognize the success factors and pitfalls when implementing Lean Six Sigma and executing improvement projects

Trainings take place in a safe learning environment, guided by energetic trainers with extensive passion and experience in the field! The training can also be delivered in-company, directly linking the theory to your own practice and improvement projects.

The Champion program is delivered by experienced (Master) Black Belts who have been responsible for continuous improvement within various organizations. This allows Masters In Lean to provide highly interactive training, with plenty of room for practical examples and questions. Our trainers remain actively engaged in practice daily by coaching Change Agents, executing improvement projects, and implementing improvement programs.

Masters in Lean uses the IIBLC certification, which stands for International Independent Board for Lean Certification. This is an independent European standard recognized in more than 15 European countries, ensuring uniformity in terminology and Lean philosophy. For international certification, we use IIBLC. Find more information at www.iiblc.org.

Contact Masters in Lean for a tailored proposal for the Lean Champion training.

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