Overview
It has been demonstrated that Lean success is directly attributed to Lean Leadership, without this vital component your Lean efforts will fall short. Time and time again we see failed implementations due to improper human interaction when striving to make improvements. This workshop demonstrates key Leadership attributes and behaviors required when implementing Lean in order to bring out the best of your associates.
Presenter: Richard Wiltse
Richard Wiltse is a Master Black Belt for Tremco Incorporated, a leading manufacturer of sealants and waterproofing technologies. During his 14 year tenure at Tremco, Wiltse was instrumental in developing a Lean Six Sigma program that spans seven different factories/sites and has accounted for millions of dollars in savings. A teacher, instructor, coach, and occasional conference speaker, Wiltse has presented on various topics ranging from DOE to value stream mapping. As the founder and facilitator of the AME Cleveland Lean Consortium, he is currently developing new benchmarking methods and standards in an effort to enhance the lean programs of all AME Consortia members. Wiltse is a certified MBB from The Ohio State University and received his MBA from Shenandoah University and a B.S. from Illinois State University. 
Company Information: Tremco Incorporated
Tremco Incorporated is a manufacturer of roofing materials and services, construction sealants, glazing and gaskets, waterproofing systems, concrete admixtures and sealers, grouts and mortars, fire stopping systems and a host of custom designed products, programs and services dedicated to the worldwide construction and maintenance.
