E115: Using Lean to Minimize Waste Within ESG Initiatives

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Lean Six Sigma for Good Podcast

Brion Hurley: Lean Six Sigma for Good

25 episodes

6 days ago

A business podcast dedicated to teaching and sharing how the popular business improvement methodologies of Lean and Six Sigma can be applied to environmental impacts (water, air emissions, solid waste, trash, rubbish, hazardous waste, toxins, and energy) and societal issues (homelessness, government agencies, education, healthcare, gender equality, poverty, etc). These techniques and principles can help businesses, nonprofit organizations, NGO's, not-for-profit organizations and local communities save money, engage employees and residents, and become better stewards of the environment. Learn more at LeanSixSigmaForGood.com

Keywords: Lean, Six Sigma, Environment, Sustainability, Green, Energy Reduction, Energy Conservation, Carbon Footprint, Triple Bottom Line, Eco-friendly, Environmental Sustainability, Water Conservation, Lean Six Sigma, Business Improvement, Process Efficiency, Zero Waste, Waste Reduction, Efficiency, Poverty, Donations, Homelessness, Healthcare

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E115: Using Lean to Minimize Waste Within ESG Initiatives

Lean Six Sigma for Good Podcast

1 hour 8 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

E115: Using Lean to Minimize Waste Within ESG Initiatives

Continuing our discussion on Lean Six Sigma and ESG, I brought back last episode’s guest, Erin Bauer (Product Development Manager at ASQE) and added a new guest, Beth Cudney.She is a Professor of Data Analytics and the Program Coordinator for Data Analytics at Maryville University. She received her B.S. in Industrial Engineering from North Carolina State University, Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering and MBA from the University of Hartford, and doctorate in Engineering Management from the University of Missouri-Rolla. She taught Quality Engineering and Lean Six Sigma at Missouri S&T after gaining manufacturing experience at Jacobs Vehicle Systems (Jake’s Brakes) and Dana Corporation.Beth and I provided commentary into ASQE’s most recent publication, “Utilizing Lean to Minimize Waste Within ESG Initiatives,” which can be download for free from their website.In this podcast, we learn more about Beth, review the key points from the survey results, and expand on some of our insights.We also wanted to let you know about an upcoming sustainability event on July 31st, called “Quality Impact Forum: Sustainability.” Beth and I will also be participating in this event, and will host a panel discussion at the end of the event. Use “IMPACT” to receive a discount on the 1-day event registration cost. Hope to see you there!Listen to the podcast on this page, or watch the video below, or go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDJXCAX9THo

Links* Erin Bauer, ASQE Product Development Manager

* Beth Cudney, Professor at Maryville University

* Utilizing Lean to Minimize Waste Within ESG Initiatives – Free download

* Quality Impact Forum: Sustainability – July 31st – Virtual Event

* ASQE: https://asq.org/about-asq/about-asqe* Insights on Excellence: https://asq.org/quality-resources/research/asqe-insights-on-excellence

* Includes all Benchmarking Tool information and published research* ASQE Organizational Membership: https://asq.org/membership/organization

* ASQ Technical Communities: https://asq.org/communities-networking/topic-industry

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