September 22, 2016 
NTMA Emerging Leaders - St. Louis
Inaugural Breakfast & Learn
7:15 - 9:30 a.m.

networking * learning * peer-to-peer engagement  
Leading Change Through Process Improvement
Speaker & Conversation Facilitator: Greg Herbster, UHY Advisors

As an emerging leader in your company, you have no doubt been involved in process improvement projects. You are probably already familiar with applying Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma concepts to improving your operations.

But as emerging leaders in your business, how do you determine where to focus these efforts? Are you getting the biggest bang for your buck when investing your time and effort in these projects?

This Breakfast & Learn will help you to think more strategically about what processes should be optimized and where you should focus your attention. We'll explore the following concepts in evaluating how best to improve your processes:
  • Core Competencies
  • Organizational Design
  • Supply Chain Competition  
  • Outsourcing
  • Strategic Partnership
 
  

 
Thursday, September 22
7:15 - 9:30 a.m.
continental breakfast, networking and presentation
$10/person

NTMA members: who will lead your company into the future:
  • in the machine shop: supervisors and managers in all operations?
  • in your office: sales & marketing, human resources, accounting?
  • in your ownership structure?
This unique group will give the St. Louis manufacturing community's emerging leaders the opportunity to learn together, to network together, to create a peer community.

Location/Breakfast & Learn Host:
 UHY Advisors
15 Sunnen Drive, Suite 100
St. Louis, MO 63143
Register now to reserve your space(s)
All you need to do is email the Chapter office with the name(s) of those attending.
You'll receive an invoice - then you can pay by check (mail or bring to the meeting), cash or
Visa/Mastercard/American Express which you can use to pay directly from the invoice.

Registrations DUE no later than Tuesday, September 20
Sally Safranski, Chapter Executive
Greater St. Louis Chapter NTMA
(314) 378-1293