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Episode 333 - Jean-Marc Legentil and Marc-Olivier Legentil, The Toyota Kata Memory Jogger My guests for Episode #333 are Jean-Marc Legentil and Marc-Olivier Legentil, father-and-son Lean consultants from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. They work together in the firm Bell-Nordic Consulting. I've had the pleasure of meeting both of them on numerous trips to Montreal and was happy to hear they were part of the team that created the latest book in the excellent “Memory Jogger” series: The Toyota Kata Memory Jogger I hope you enjoy our conversation about Toyota Kata, improvement, leadership, and more.
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John Gallagher, Lean and The Uncommon Leader
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Balaji Reddie, Founder of the Deming Forum India
Laura Kriska, the First American Woman to Work at Honda HQ in Japan
Brant Cooper on Being ”Disruption Proof” in Pandemic Times & Beyond
BONUS: John Shook, Revisited from 2009 - Managing to Learn and A3 Problem Solving
BONUS: David Meier's "Favorite Mistakes" at Toyota and His Distillery
BONUS: Jamie Flinchbaugh, Revisited from 2006
Ryan McCormack on His “Operational Excellence Mixtapes” & More
BONUS: In Memoriam -- Podcast Guests Who Have Passed Away
Katie Anderson: One Year of "Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn" and the New Audiobook
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The Lean Journey (and Mass Vaccination Sites) at Munson Healthcare: Kaleb Foss and Butch Bowlby
Dr. John Kenagy on Adaptive Design Kata: An Improvement and a Leadership Kata (Lean Healthcare)
Brad Jeavons on How to Remotely Deploy Lean and Agile (Outside of Manufacturing)
Tracy O'Rourke on Vaccinations, Lean Six Sigma in Government, and More