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Lean Forum
June 25 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Lean Forum
DISCOVER THE ESSENTIALS OF BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Optimising and standardising core business processes is an essential step to deliver customer excellence, reliably and consistently.
Presenter: Tanya Hulse – Training Leadership Consulting Managing Director
Tanya has extensive knowledge and practical experience applying Lean principles in the workplace.
Join us at the next Pietermaritzburg & Midlands Chamber of Business Lean Forum.
Are you looking to streamline your operations and improve efficiency and reduce variation within your organisation? Join us for an introductory session on process management and learn how to create a Standard Operating Model at our upcoming Lean Forum!
Why Attend?
• Foundational Knowledge: Gain an understanding of what a standard operating model is and why it’s crucial for your organisation.
• Expert Speaker: Learn from industry professionals who have successfully implemented standardised processes.
• Networking: Connect with other professionals who are interested in improving their operational efficiencies.
• Interactive Q&A: Have your questions answered by experts in the field.
Who should attend?
Business Leaders, Operations Managers and Business Improvement teams
DATE: 25 June 2024
TIME: 16:00
VIRTUAL VENUE: Microsoft Teams
IN-PERSON VENUE: PMCB Office (Join either in person or virtually), please let us know.
About Tanya Hulse and Maurice Kuhn:
Tanya has over 25 years’ experience in FMCG multi-nationals, with roles in engineering, project management, organisational development and leadership development. She has worked with teams from Peru, Switzerland, Tanzania, India and the US, among others. As a director of TLC, she works with some of TLC’s top clients on strategy, people development, change management and problem-solving in both services and manufacturing environments.
Training Leadership Consulting (TLC) are the co-ordinators of the PMCB Lean forum
BOOK NOW
Via our online event management system (Glue-up – click here) or contact Thabisile Ngidi – info@pmcb.org.za, 033 345 2747.
