Lean Six Sigma Quality and Safety Solutions
Providing individuals and businesses with the tools to achieve performance
goals, quality excellence, and bottom line results.
Developing your skills is my Focus
Colbert Seminars, LLC provides organizations and leaders with the tools that
align business goals with organizational mission, vision and core values to
achieve sustainable results.
We all need an outside set of eyes, from time to time, to help us see what we
don’t see, and to help us fill in the gaps in knowledge or skills that we don’t
possess. Understanding and asking for the help you need to succeed is a
strength! It is the first step to realizing your personal and professional goals.
Whether you are looking for a professional coach, a consultant, or a leadership
seminar, Colbert Seminars offers a wide range of innovative programs and
quality solutions. We can help you develop the skills you need to succeed!
~ Cornell Colbert, CMQ/OE, LBC - Sensei
Services
Executive Coaching
An Executive Coach helps an individual reach his or her professional goals.
Unlike a counselor, working with a executive coach is not therapy. Your
executive coach will keep you on track, help you maintain focus, and stretch
your skills and talents so you can achieve the results you want.
Business Consultation
Business Consultants help organizations improve performance through analysis
of current business practices and the development of improvement plans.
Colbert Seminars Consulting uses specialized tools and skills that are applied
to your organization's unique problems an objective and sequentially
progressive manner.
Seminars
Business Seminars are active participant learning events. Each seminar focuses
on a specific area for performance improvement. Colbert Seminars are not
motivational events. They are training forums designed to drive your business
results!
Cornell Colbert, CMQ/OE, LBC
Principal Consultant and Owner of
Colbert Seminars, LLC. He has over 30
years of practical business, coaching and
training experience. Mr. Colbert is a
certified manager of quality and
organizational excellence, is LEAN
bronze certified and is a certified
instructor and registered proctor for the
National restaurant Association ServSafe
Food Protection Manager Examination.
To learn more about Cornell, click here.
When I begin the conversation concerning
Lean with a new manager, a number of
themes always repeat. I like to be truthful
and so I begin the conversation by telling
the manager that the Lean journey is
hardest on managers. I tell them in the
beginning that they are going to have to
give up the one thing that has made them
successful. They are going to have to give
up solving problems.
Problem solving is the one trait that can
move an employee from the frontlines to a
management role quickly. But being a
traditional problem solver is not what
makes a good Lean leader. This is what
makes understanding being a Lean leader
hard for traditional managers and
executives. Believing that it is the
manager’s job to fix and solve the problems
in the workplace, often stands in the way of
Lean transformations because the manager
feels pressured to do what is contrary to a
Lean approach.
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Publications
The Impact of Employee
Behaviors After
Corporate Diversity
Training
Service Workbook:
Achieving Profit Potential
in the New Millennium
Fleet Management
Workbook: Achieving
Profit Potential in the
New Millennium
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George Keen, Senior Consultant
George Keen is known as a operational
business strategist, retreat facilitator,
guest speaker, magazine author, and
the editor of the “Achieving Profit
Series.” He brings to his clients more
than thirty years experience in
organizational development. He has
conducted seminars on equipment sales,
account management and consults on
operational improvements and
implementation; especially in service,
parts, and rental departments.
To learn more about George, click here.
“Cornell has led his team to achieve process improvement results through a variety of Lean tool applications. These
results include facilitating a team effort to redesign the production line which resulted in delivery times that were
previously thought impossible due the constraints of the facility. In addition, Cornell has done the much more difficult job
of successfully creating a Lean culture evident by high employee engagement and satisfaction, daily Kaizen and excellent
customer satisfaction scores.”
Juana, Senior Lean Coach
Learning, or unlearning, behaviors that have made one
successful in a former role, so that success can be made in a
new role, is not easy or natural. To learn those new skills and
behaviors, I would be honored to be your transformation
partner.
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