Breakfast Seminars

The Center for Corporate Education presents special Professional Development Breakfast Seminars for members of the local community. Each seminar provides a relevant and timely topic relating to current issues in the modern workplace.
     

     Upcoming Seminars

             "Keys to Building & Sustaining a Culture of Accountability & Trust: Leveraging Culture as a Competitive Advantage" 
Featuring Lynnea Brinkerhoff & Rick Flath, Directors of the Center for Human Resource Development & Leadership Studies at the University of New Haven
 
 Tuesday, May 20, 2008
 7:30am - 9:00am 
 Echlin Hall, Suite 200 - EMBA Classroom
 Cost: $10
  
 During this program, the participants will employ a process to:
  • Understand how major trends may be affecting your business
  • Identify assumptions that shape your organizational culture
  • Discover what limits and what enables a culture of high performance through trust and accountability
  • Learn commonly used tools that organizations favor
  • Utilize research on hard and soft measurements to determine your success
  • Choose one strategy to further your personal and organizational goals
    
 

Seating is LIMITED. Please RSVP by calling Ellen Buley at 203-931-2908 or email EBuley@newhaven.edu  


             "The Ping Pong Factory - A Six Sigma Experience" 
Featuring Tommy Lee Davis, Adjunct Professor, Executive Master of Science in Engineering Management program at the University of New Haven
  
 

Thursday, May 22, 2008

 7:30am - 9:00am
 Echlin Hall, Suite 200 - EMBA Classroom
 Cost: $5 including continental breakfast (Fee is waived if attendees bring a guest)
  
 

In today's competitive business environment, efforts to continuously improve both what we do and how we do it are essential to success, if not to survival. Six Sigma is an often-cited means to address that requirement. The Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control (DMAIC) roadmap is a significant component of almost any Six Sigma process improvement initiative. This session features "The Ping Pong Factory", an interactive training demonstration used by more than 185 organizations worldwide, to illustrate the elements of the DMAIC methodology and applications to improving a business process. Six seminar volunteers will work in the factory, but all session participants will be involved in developing the "lessons learned."

  • See a demonstration of the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology.
  • Learn how teams can use the DMAIC roadmap to improve work processes.
  • Appreciate a number of the supporting management behaviors that are required to make DMAIC work effectively.
  • Understand why many organizations have chosen DMAIC as one of their primary routes to improvement.

    

 Seating is LIMITED. Please RSVP by calling Ellen Buley at 203-931-2908 or email EBuley@newhaven.edu.  
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