Episodes
Episode 21: Jacob Stoller and The Lean CEO
Today we have a different type of guest that I know you are going to enjoy. Our guest today is Jacob Stoller - Jacob is a writer…
Episode 020: Sam MacPherson : Lean Leadership and The Green Berets
Regular listeners to the podcast will recognize that we took a week off to observe the 4th of July holiday. I was able to spend …
Episode 019 : Geoff Woods : How to Create Mentor Relationships with t…
Geoff Woods is the host of The Mentee podcast, and is a medical device salesman by day, and an entrepreneur by night. After heari…
Problems Are Opportunities: Ask Lean Leadership Mailbag | Episode 001
Hello Lean Leadership Nation, this week we are starting something new. - As many of you know I recently got married. During the …
Episode 018: Rich Sheridan: A CEO’s Journey to Creating A Culture Whe…
From kid programmer in 1971 to Forbes cover story in 2003, Joy, Inc. author Richard Sheridan (U-M grad BS Computer Science '80, M…
Episode 017: Joakim Ahlström: How to Succeed with Continuous Improvem…
Today’s guest is Joakim Ahlström. Joakim is Sweden’s leading authority on creating a continuous improvement culture. He is a popu…
Episode 016: Bill Peterson : Lean Applied to Business Processes
Bill Peterson is a Lean best practices teacher and consultant who draws on over 30 years of hands-on experience using Lean, Six S…
Episode 015: Dr. Gregory Jacobson : The Impact of Technology on Conti…
Dr. Gregory Jacobson is the CEO of KaiNexus, a software company focused on promoting the spread of continuous improvement ideas. …
Episode 014 : Michael Ballé : Make People Before You Make Parts & Val…
Michael Ballé, Ph.D., is a business researcher and consultant and has studied lean transformation for the past 15 years. He is As…