Webinar: "Kaikaku First... Kaizen Event Later"

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Webinar Presented by
Albanesa Ymaya, CLSSBB, Ymaya Lean Academy


Moderated by
JJ Puentes, KaiNexus


"Kaikaku First... Kaizen Event Later"


A few months back, a KaiNexus customer suggested that we host a
webinar that is presented in Spanish. So we are trying that with
this webinar — with an option for English speakers, as well.


The webinar will be presented live, in Spanish, on December 8th.
Q&A will be moderated in Spanish. But, if you register for
the webinar, we will send you an English-language recording of
the webinar and you will be able to submit questions via email.


In this webinar, our presenter will share a deep understanding of
two LEAN approaches to support business transformation — Kaikaku
and Kaizen Events. We will review general definitions around
these terms and will explain the goal of each approach, the
commonalities, the differences, and the benefits.


At the end of the webinar, you will understand why “Kaikaku First
and Kaizen Event Later” is a useful approach. Finally Albanesa
will share the formula she uses to achieve a real lean
transformation in any business.


Albanesa Ymaya, from the Dominican Republic, is Founder,
President and CEO of Ymaya Lean Academy Inc. With more than 17
years as an Industrial Engineer working with Lean Transformations
in the Manufacturing sector (Medical Devices and Electronic), she
has a post-degree in Quality and Productivity Management and
specializations in Project Management and Logistic Management.
Certified as Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Six Sigma Green Belt, Six
Sigma Yellow Belt, ISO and TL 9000 Auditor, Kepner Tregoe
Practical Problem Solving, Maynard Operation Sequence Technique
(MOST), and is Shingo Model trained.


Albanesa has more than 17 years as professor on Institutes and
Universities. She has trained more than 6,000 people from
different countries (Latin America, Caribbean, United States and
Europe).


She has been in Lean Manufacturing environments since she started
her career as an industrial engineer where she occupied different
roles, from Lean technician to Lean Six Sigma Regional Manager
for Americas and Europe. She has led different Lean
Transformations in different countries (Dominican Republic,
Mexico, North Carolina, and Herlev). She has managed project
portfolios of more than $10 million and has received different
International Awards (“Lean Coach of the Year” - “Plant Lean of
the Year” - “Operations Excellence Award”).


Recently she started to support the Love and Kindness Project
Foundation with the role of Caribbean Region Director.  


Her website: HTTP://ymayaleanacademy.org 


The Love and Kindness Project Foundation:
https://loveandkindnessproject.org/