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Lean Six Sigma for Good Podcast
Brion Hurley: Lean Six Sigma for Good
25 episodes
1 month 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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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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Management
Education,
Business,
Non-Profit,
Self-Improvement
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E125: Using Lean Six Sigma to Change Lives with Luke Chesla
Lean Six Sigma for Good Podcast
45 minutes 20 seconds
2 weeks ago
E125: Using Lean Six Sigma to Change Lives with Luke Chesla
In this episode, I share an inspiring interview with Dr. Lucas Chesla, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with Value Added 616, and founder of the nonprofit, Full Armor Ranch.In a world where continuous improvement leads to transformative change, he stands out as a master in blending Lean Six Sigma methodologies with meaningful purpose. With a rich background as a Marine and a relentless commitment to applying structured problem-solving, he has dedicated his expertise to revolutionizing both personal lives and broader organizational goals with his for-profit and government clients. His journey went from establishing a Continuous Improvement Office within the Marine Corps to moving out on his own to create a nonprofit focused on rehabilitating veterans and first responders. By integrating the principles of Lean Six Sigma into his nonprofit, he provides holistic support to those transitioning from combat to civilian life, emphasizing the power of structure and purpose with tools such as 5S and standard work.His work is a testament to the expansive potential of Lean Six Sigma, advocating for transparency, communication, and efficient resource use across various sectors. Whether in nonprofits striving for greater societal impact or government organizations needing public trust and effective operations, he promotes the importance of aligning people, processes, and technology. This episode is full of wisdom, challenges, motivation and inspiration. Please take some time to watch and connect with Luke.* 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Luke Chesla

* 00:37 Journey into Lean Six Sigma

* 02:21 Establishing a Continuous Improvement Office

* 03:54 From Military to Nonprofit: A Personal Mission

* 06:40 The Sober Home Concept

* 07:21 Holistic Approach to Rehabilitation

* 12:59 Finding Purpose and Overcoming Challenges

* 16:33 Entrepreneurial Spirit and Support

* 19:10 Incorporating Lean and Six Sigma in Nonprofit Work

* 22:29 Building Confidence in Problem Solving

* 23:23 Defining and Analyzing Problems

* 24:03 Understanding DMAIC

* 25:45 Applying Lean Six Sigma in Nonprofits

* 30:55 The Importance of Transparency in Government

* 35:05 Revolutionizing Work: Key Concepts

* 41:03 Full Armor Ranch and Value Added 616

* 43:49 Conclusion and ResourcesListen to the podcast on this page, download it on your favorite podcast player (search “Lean Six Sigma for Good”) or watch the entire interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K5iQ2I13tY

Links* Dr. Lucas Chesla – LinkedIn

* Value Added 616 – Consulting* Contact Sarah Chesla at sarah@valueadded616.com

* Contact Luke at Back to Episodes
Lean Six Sigma for Good Podcast
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