Presentation
Leader Standard Work - The Key to Sustainment
Understanding and reshaping leader behavior
Presentation Code: VS2-02
Value Stream: VS2 - Sustaining Lean & Delivering Results
Day & Time: Tuesday, Oct 16, 2012 - 11:00 AM
Length: 1 hour, 10 minutes
You need good lean leaders to sustain lean implementations. But while many companies succeed in implementing improvement measures, they aren't always successful in maintaining those improvements. That's where great leaders can make a difference. But leader actions and words have to be shaped into a system of consistently repeatable behaviors, practiced at every moment of truth and at every level in the hierarchy. If your sustainment efforts are stalled or you need a boost in driving critical leadership behaviors, this presentation will offer you insights, tools and systems to target and reinforce the right behaviors. This presentation will show you how to build those lean leaders you need to keep your business on its lean journey.
In this presentation:
- Hear why you need lean leaders to keep you on your lean journey.
- Find out about the most dangerous gaps in traditional management behavior.
- Learn what must be re-shaped into leader standard work in a new culture.
- Hear how leader standard work bridges bottom-up and top-down for strategy execution.
- Find out about the critical roles, alignments and accountabilities of each leadership stratum.
- Learn about the tools used to practice positive leadership behaviors.
- Hear how you can build lean leaders at your place of business.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific operates a transcontinental railway in Canada and the United States and provides logistics and supply chain expertise and rail, trans-load and intermodal transportation services. Annual revenues are approximately CA$5B. Their vision is to become the safest and most fluid railway in North America.Jeff Adams
Jeff Adams is assistant vice-president, continuous improvement, at Canadian Pacific. In 28 years with CP, Jeff has led a wide variety of functions in marketing, sales, pricing, customer service, field operations, transportation and service design. He has led numerous change initiatives, including the first integrated operating plan implementation, for which CPR earned the Franz Edelmann Award and Lean Sensei's Sponsor of the Year. Jeff is a management graduate of the University of Calgary.Value Stream presentations and Special Interest Sessions are open to all registered conference attendees. Once you register for the conference, log-in to your AME Conference Registration Portal. Use your personalized conference scheduler to map out presentations and Special Interest Sessions you plan to attend and register for a tour and workshop.
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