One of my colleagues from across the Pond, James Marsh at Sheffield Hallam University, is currently researching his PhD exploring Lean Six Sigma and its environmental benefits and/or tradeoffs. For his thesis, James is analyzing the key differences among different industry sectors and departmental functions, and he would like to connect with the widest cross-section of global companies possible – the more data, the better for his research project.
James created a survey for users of Lean and/or Six Sigma. It takes 5-10 minutes to complete and it is completely anonymous. Please participate and also feel free to pass on to colleagues, contacts or friends who are active members of the Lean and/or Six Sigma community. I appreciate your help; please follow the link below:
http://www.psychology.nottingham.ac.uk/staff/sea/LSS
Lean and Green, the wave of the future. And that's the way I see it. Adam Zak
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I had been doing retained executive search work for a number of years when I decided to break out on my own and create Adams & Associates International in 1990. Working for a few years with a couple of the very largest search firms had convinced me that I could add significantly more value and provide infinitely better service and quality to my clients from a smaller and more focused and responsive platform. Plus, even as a big-firm partner, I had never really felt much like my own boss. That changed when my name – today Adam Zak Executive Search – went on the door.
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