Peter Hay
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Wednesday 9th June
7.00am for 7.15 to 8.30am
Breakfast
Vibe Hotel Gold Coast-The Alley Board Room, 42 Ferny Avenue, Surfers Paradise6.45am for 7.00 to 8.30am
The recent Global Financial Crisis has affected most businesses in some way. Many who had been riding the previous wave are now failing. However, those that developed simple business models and efficient delivery processes, in the good times, are now reaping the rewards of growth and improved profitability.
Most businesses have entrenched wastes. These tie up resources and provide little to no value to you, or your customers. They eat up your profit and restrict growth. In this session, we will outline the 7 types of waste, brainstorm examples relevant to your business, and show you how to attack them and improve your profit
Paul is a personable and skilled professional who has a hands-on track record of managing business turnarounds and achieving profitable business growth in various fields of industry and technology. He has trade, engineering and business management qualifications combined with extensive experience at all levels in manufacturing and related services industries including Alcoa, BHP, Shell, Telstra, Brambles. He was a co-founder of the "High Performance Consortiums" in Victoria and Queensland and has led best practice tours to USA and Canada . Paul is an excellent consultant, facilitator and business coach, at ease from "shop floor to boardroom". His key skill is assisting people successfully implement strategic business improvements using the "Lean' philosophy and techniques . |
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FUTURE BREAKFASTS WITH BUSINESS IMPROVERS
BRISBANE
2010
TBA
Library of Previous Breakfast Presentations
28th March, 2007
Safety & Wellness Programmes-7 Billion dollars-Where does the money go?
Narelle Stratford and Susie Winckle
27th June, 2007
An alternative approach to Six Sigma-What it takes to achieve successful improvement
Dan Jackson, Founder, 7SIM Improvement
30th August, 2007
Supporting Business to Address Skills Issues
Leigh Roach, Executive Director of the Business Development Division, Department of State Development, Queensland
26th September, 2007
Simpler Business - Riches Without Complexity
Ian Dover, Director, Center for Simpler Business
16th March, 2008
Business Continuity Management
Suzanne Ford, Principal Strategy Officer, Department Emergency Services, Queensland Government
28th May, 2008
CRM Comparison-Maximizer
Chris Dauth, Managing Director, Rapid CRM
30th July, 2008
Creating a Continuous Improvement Culture
George Potamianakis, Director, Process2Customer
Embedding the Principles of Sustainability in Queensland’s Second Largest Employer
Bernard Holland, Brisbane Catholic Education (>4Mb File)