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Episode 5 – The Outliers Inn – Lean Six Sigma

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About the Podcast

Topic: Lean Six Sigma – Join us as we discuss how to deliver operational excellence from the shop floor all the way up to management.

Hosts:Joseph Paris, Founder of the OpEx Society & The XONITEK Group of Companies
 Benjamin Taylor,  Managing Partner of RedQuadrant.


Guests:
 Kevin Corrigan – Red Quadrant

Kevin Corrigan
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About Kevin: Kevin Corrigan is a Lean Sigma specialist with a track record of delivering and implementing Lean and Six Sigma in a multitude of sectors. A lean expert with the ability and experience to disseminate all the tools and techniques of Lean, including Value Stream Mapping, Process Mapping & failure demand analysis, Kevin is a pragmatic individual who is passionate about the subject of business improvement. Kevin’s particular areas of expertise include:

  • Business Process Improvement – utilisation of Lean & Six Sigma methodologies to gain efficiencies in operational processes.
  • Managing the mapping and the analysis of existing or future organisational processes and identifying areas for improvement.
  • Stakeholder engagement and facilitation
  • Programme and project management
  • People and process management
  • Training development & delivery: design and delivery of training materials for developing clientside business and process analysts.
  • Change management

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