This workshop creates an advanced learning community in which "Respect for People" is realized through specific leadership behaviors, strategies and practical tools. This is the fourth and final of four modules in which we will deeply examine and practice Collaborative Problem Solving: The A3 and the Problem-Solving Pathway, Opening/Narrowing/Closing cycles, Phases and Tools, practical application and process design practice. Through presentation and interactive small group exercises, this session will demonstrate the tools and tactics that are designed to elicit and organize information in a way that supports leading stakeholders through a series of “small” agreements that will result in a final “big” agreement.

Participants will receive training materials and guidance that can be immediately adapted and applied to your company and projects.

Attendance of prior modules not required for registration.

Speakers:

Denis Stroup, Barge Design Solutions, is a licensed architect with over 30 years’ experience focusing on integrated lean project delivery and healthcare design.  Denis has a passion for building and sustaining a culture that fosters a highly collaborative environment where people do their best work.

Rachel Waner, J.E. Dunn Construction has 13 years of Lean construction experience spanning the energy, healthcare, manufacturing, and commercial sectors. As a Lean Manager with JE Dunn Construction in Nashville she has coached dozens of teams on lean tools and culture, including the Last Planner System, 5S, and Small Wins. She is passionate about helping teams reduce waste and frustration by centering the people closest to the work and developing environments with healthy conflict and high trust.

Recommended Reading: “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team” by Patrick Lencioni

Guest parking is in the building parking garage. The entrance to this garage is off 3rd Avenue.
Park in the first spot available and enter the lobby doors and/or take elevator to L1.

Lunch and light refreshments will be provided. 

Capacity is limited!

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