Cincom and Level 5 Lean to present “Hands-on Lean Leadership Seminar for Business Leaders” 24 August

(Sydney, Australia) – Worldwide software provider Cincom Systems of Australia (www.cincom.com.au)and Level 5 Lean (www.level5lean.com.au) are joining to present a daylong seminar on Lean Leadership Wednesday, 24 August 2011 at the Stamford Grand North Ryde. The seminar will be conducted by Level 5 Lean Director Grant Forsdick with Cincom Systems serving as host. Level 5 Lean is considered a national leader in Lean Business Consulting. A similar seminar was conducted by Cincom Systems and Level 5 last April 2011.

The 24 August seminar will be limited to 30 people so interested companies or individuals should register as soon as possible. Cost is $150 per person for early bird registration which ends 7 Aug and regular door price at $250 per person for the seminar including participant materials, morning and afternoon tea, lunch and drinks. The event will run from 8 am to 6 pm. To register call 1 800 022 871 and ask for Sheryl or online http://leanleadershipseminar.eventbrite.com/.

“The previous event proved extremely successful and attracted a large amount of interest from senior people wishing to learn more about Lean techniques., “Cincom Systems of Australia CEO Greg Mills said. He added, “This Workshop is an ideal introduction regardless of whether you are a manufacturer, a financial institution or a government organisation. Cincom, as a provider of Lean software, are committed to promoting Lean techniques as a way of accelerating productivity improvements within businesses.”

In this workshop Level 5 Lean will demonstrate how to develop an effective framework to improve business competitive capabilities in a sustainable manner by applying world’s best practice in Lean Thinking principles and change management. This is a hands-on workshop and participants will develop practical action points to take back into their businesses. Additional break-out sessions will also provide the opportunity to share your experiences informally with other professionals.

“We are regularly approached by leaders wanting to know how to apply lean thinking principles in a manner that will result in sustainable business improvements.” Grant Forsdick of Level5Lean said. Grant added, “Culture change is at the heart of sustainable business improvements and Level5Lean has developed an effective approach that combines both a strategic and operational approach to business improvements that delivers capabilities that underpin higher levels of business performance supported by a culture of excellence”.

Grant has over 20 years’ experience in manufacturing and more specifically has been successful in managing large-scale organisational change through implementation of lean thinking and world-class manufacturing and services best practice concepts.