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Lean Supply Chain Certificate Program at Georgia Tech Supply Chain & Logistics Institute Expands Outside US
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The Lean Supply Chain Professional Certificate Program from
the Georgia Tech Supply Chain & Logistics Institute (SCL) has expanded its
offerings to the countries of Panama and Mexico.
The results-based executive learning program began in February
2010 to meet the needs of companies looking to extend lean from manufacturing
into logistics and the supply chain.
Originating in Atlanta, the program expanded to Panama in October 2010
and will begin in Mexico this summer.
Focusing on building the lean supply chain professional, the
program transforms how supply chain professionals think, act, and lead by teaching
them to develop and implement strategic and tactical elements of lean principles
in the supply chain in an interactive setting.
It is geared toward committed supply chain professionals who want to
advance their lean knowledge and drive lean in the supply chain. Participants meet for three days per month
for a three-month period while completing a job application project in between
courses.
“The continual increase we see in attendance for the Lean
Supply Chain series is a testament to the quality of the program,” said Carole
Bennett, Director of Program Development and Marketing at the SCL. “This August we will kick off the first
course with our largest class yet. Even
though we receive consistent positive feedback, we are continually working to improve
the courses with each new offering.
Attendees really enjoy leaving with tools they can use to solve the problems
they encounter in their workplaces.”
The next series of courses includes:
- Building the Lean Supply Chain Problem Solver│August 9-11, 2011│Atlanta, GA│2.1 CEUs
- Building the Lean Supply Chain Professional│September 20-22, 2011│Atlanta, GA│2.1 CEUs
- Building the Lean Supply Chain Leader│October 18-20, 2011│Atlanta, GA│2.1 CEUs
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- Workflow Status: Published
- Created By: Ashley Daniel
- Created: 07/22/2011
- Modified By: Fletcher Moore
- Modified: 10/07/2016
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