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Day 1 - Tuesday, October 8 - Greater Tacoma Convention Center & Trade Center | |||||
7:00 - 8:30 Registration | |||||
8:30 - 9:50 Welcome: Governor Jay Inslee Keynote Presentations: August de los Reyes - Chief Design Officer, Varo |
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9:50 - 10:15 Networking, Vendor Booths, Transition to breakout session |
10:15 Breakout Sessions | ||||
Exhibit Hall |
Balllroom A
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Ballroom B/C Strengthening and Repairing Trust at the Organizational Level Wendy Fraser - Chief Inspiration Officer, Fraser Consulting LLC |
Ballroom D The Courage to Innovate Joe Vansyckle - Master Trainer and Innovation Catalyst, The J. Alton Group (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 315/316 A Human Workplace: Emotional Intelligence Reboot Renée Smith - Director of Workplace Transformation, Results Washington (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 317 Lean Leader Coaching Program Judith Henderson - Head of Enterprise Operations, and Deb Schaal - Director Operational Excellence, Farmers Life Insurance |
Room 318 Growing the Team, Enhancing the UW Community Steven Roberts - Assistant Director, and David Williams - Program Support Supervisor 2, University of Washington Mailing Services |
Room 407 Public Assistance: What Happens When We Have the Courage to Change? Babs Roberts - Director, and Herminia Esqueda - Workforce Optimization Manager, Community Services Division, Economic Services Administration, Department of Social and Health Services |
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11:15 - 11:40 Transition to next session | ||||
11:40 Breakout Sessions - or Lunch Break #1 | ||||
Exhibit Hall Hire the Best, Fast! Brian Elms - Innovation Practice Lead, Change & Innovation Agency, and Anna Forsberg - Talent Acquisition Manager, City and County of Denver |
Ballroom A Adventures in Storytelling: Get Results, Build Community, and Influence Others by Telling Stories Jennifer Haury - Organizational Anthropologist, All Angles Consulting LLC |
Ballroom B/C Grow – Effective Gemba Walks and So Much More Damon Drown - Chief Scientist, and Doric Olson - Executive Leadership Consultant, and John Utter - Wellness Director, Thrive at Work |
Ballroom D (Continued from the previous break out session) The Courage to Innovate Joe Vansyckle - Master Trainer and Innovation Catalyst, The J. Alton Group |
Room 315/316 (Continued from the previous break out session) A Human Workplace: Exploring Emotions at Work Renée Smith - Director of Workplace Transformation, Results Washington |
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Room 318 How Having Fun with a Focus Can Impact Your Results Doug Merrill - Associate Director of Operational Excellence, University of Washington |
Room 407 Results DOC – A Structured Approach to Implementing Outcome Based Management Rob Herzog - Prisons Assistant Secretary, and Julie Martin - Deputy Director, and Jim Dunivan - Results Director, Department of Corrections |
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12:40- 1:05 Transition to next session | ||||
1:05 Breakout Sessions or Lunch Break #2 | ||||
Exhibit Hall Lean in Washington – The Basics! Ariana Wood - Senior Lean Consultant, Results Washington |
Ballroom A |
Ballroom B/C Reveal the Skeletons in Your Closet: Invite Customers to the Workshop Table as Equals Amy London - VMPS Product Innovation Specialist, and Amy Tufano - Administrative Director of Patient Relations, Virginia Mason |
Ballroom D Dare to Lead ™ – Developing Brave Leaders and Choosing Courage Over Comfort Amy Leneker - Leadership Consultant, Compass Consulting, LLC (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 315/316 Courageously Creative: Reimagining Experiences with Design Thinking Jessica Dang - Senior Design Strategist, Results Washington (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 317 Motivation, Desire and Courage Marty Lyons - Lean Practitioner, The Boeing Company, and Certified Instructor, Dale Carnegie Training |
Room 318 Imagine, Design, and Build Your Internal Coaching Program Doug Nathan, Tamir Hasan, Eunjoo Greenhouse, and Kara Cuzzetto, King County |
Room 407 Connecting Employees to Their Customers Through an Aligned Strategy Katy Folk-Way - Director, and Patrick McNelly - Assistant Director, University of Washington Creative Communications |
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2:05 - 2:30 Transition to next session | ||||
2:30 Breakout Sessions | ||||
Exhibit Hall The Courage to Defy Tradition: A New Way to Help Veterans Thrive Scott Kurish - Director, Office of Continuous Improvement, and Col. Wanda Wright - Administrator, Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services |
Ballroom A Getting to YES: Providing the Best Possible Customer Experience, Every Time Hollie Jensen - Director of Continuous Improvement, Results Washington |
Ballroom B/C How Continuous Process Improvement Changed Culture and Reduced Lab Result Delivery Time by Over 30% (and Counting) Elizabeth Means Ziemianski - Senior Laboratory Manager, Alliance Lab, and Jenni Hurner - Associate, Continuous Performance Improvement Department, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance |
Ballroom D (Continued from the previous break out session)Dare to Lead ™ – Developing Brave Leaders and Choosing Courage Over Comfort Amy Leneker - Leadership Consultant, Compass Consulting, LLC |
Room 315/316 (Continued from the previous break out session) Courageously Creative: Reimagining Experiences with Design Thinking Jessica Dang - Senior Design Strategist, Results Washington |
Room 317 20 Questions to Better Understand Your Data Adnan Mahmud - Chief Executive Officer, LiveStories |
Room 318 Psychological Safety in the Workplace Anne Hansen - Leadership Development Manager, and Elizabeth Fontanilla and Mike Kohlhorst - Learning Design & Delivery Professionals, Department of Enterprise Services |
Room 407 Measuring Impact on Communities Served Scott Siderman - Manager, TokuSaku Consulting |
3:30 End of Day 1 | |||||
Day 2 - Wednesday, October 9 - Greater Tacoma Convention Center & Trade Center | |||||
7:30 - 8:30 Registration | |||||
8:30 - 9:50 Welcome Keynote Presentation: Kimberly Davis - Author, Brave Leadership |
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9:50 - 10:15 Networking, Vendor Booths, Transition to breakout session |
10:15 Breakout Session | ||||
Exhibit Hall Human-Centered Leadership: New Behaviors, Mindsets and Attributes for the 21st Century Sesil Pir - Founder and Principal Consultant, SESIL PIR Consulting GmbH (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Ballroom A Building a Culture of Care Audrey Lang, MS, SPHR - Senior Vice President for Organizational Development, San Diego Humane Society |
Ballroom B/C Achieving Operational Excellence Chastity Walck - Senior Lean Consultant, and Nathan Petty - Director of Lean, Department of Labor and Industries |
Ballroom D We’ve Got it Wrong: Redesigning the Feedback Process so It’s Meaningful Wendy Fraser PhD - Chief Inspiration Officer, Fraser Consulting LLC (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 315/316 Understanding Customer Expectations through Better Listening Eden Teachout and Heidi Loveall - Senior Lean Consultants, Department of Enterprise Services (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 317 Building a Culture of CPI: One Fishing Boat at a Time Delmas Whittaker - Senior Manager, Fishing Vessel Services, and Pennie Saum - Continuous Process Improvement Program Manager, Port of Seattle |
Room 318 Client Empathy and the Lean Charter Jennifer Yeaman - Co-Member, Full Circle Strategies, LLC |
Room 407 Creating Meaningful Problem Statements Janina Oestreich - Planning and Performance Manager, and Maureen Jensen - Management Analyst 5, Division of Childhood Support, Economic Services Administration, Department of Social and Health Services |
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11:15- 11:40 Transition to breakout session |
11:40 Breakout Session or Lunch #1 | ||||
Exhibit Hall Human-Centered Leadership: New Behaviors, Mindsets and Attributes for the 21st Century Sesil Pir - Founder and Principal Consultant, SESIL PIR Consulting GmbH (Continued from the previous break out session) |
Ballroom A Psychological Safety in the Workplace Anne Hansen - Leadership Development Manager, and Elizabeth Fontanilla and Mike Kohlhorst - Learning Design & Delivery Professionals, Department of Enterprise Services |
Ballroom B/C Hire the Best, Fast! Brian Elms - Innovation Practice Lead, Change & Innovation Agency, and Anna Forsberg - Talent Acquisition Manager, City and County of Denver |
Ballroom D (Continued from the previous break out session) We’ve Got it Wrong: Redesigning the Feedback Process so It’s Meaningful Wendy Fraser PhD - Chief Inspiration Officer, Fraser Consulting LLC |
Room 315/316 (Continued from the previous break out session) Understanding Customer Expectations through Better Listening Eden Teachout and Heidi Loveall - Senior Lean Consultants, Department of Enterprise Services |
Room 317 Adventures in Storytelling: Get Results, Build Community, and Influence Others by Telling Stories Jennifer Haury - Organizational Anthropologist, All Angles Consulting LLC |
Room 318 Voice of the Community Mason Gray - Chief Operating Officer and Lean Six Sigma Consultant, SixSigmaTV.Net |
Room 407 How Virtual Teams Can Succeed (Even Better Than Traditional Collocated Teams) Arun Kumar - Chief Executive Officer, Kerika |
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12:40- 1:05 Transition to breakout session |
1:05 Breakout Session or Lunch #2 | ||||
Exhibit Hall Make Leadership More Human Renée Smith - Director of Workplace Transformation, Results Washington |
Ballroom A Challenging Cultures to Improve Care at State Hospitals Jason Stringer and Sean Looman-Nelson - Treatment Mall Managers, Oregon State Hospital |
Ballroom B/C Regional Law and Justice Reforms – Success Through Teamwork! John Dickson - Chief Operations Officer, Spokane County |
Ballroom D Dare to Lead ™ – Developing Brave Leaders and Choosing Courage Over Comfort Amy Leneker - Leadership Consultant, Compass Consulting, LLC (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 315/316 Storytelling as a Strategic Tool for Change Joe Vansyckle - Leadership Development and Change Consultant, The J. Alton Group (Continues over two breakout sessions) |
Room 317
Short Talks - Everyone Matters 2 – What I Learned Facing the Fear of the Unknown |
Room 318 What Makes Government Sector Continuous Improvement Successful? Is It Different from the Private Sector? Dr. Dean Schroeder - Author and Senior Research Professor, Valparaiso University |
Room 407 Breaking Down Silos for Better Performance Tim Dyeson - Performance Measurement Manager, Matt Montgomery - Management Analyst 5, Aaron Cunningham - Management Analyst 5, and Trinity Wilson - MECS Operations Manager, Health Care Authority |
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2:05 - 2:30 Transition to breakout session |
2:30 Breakout Session or Lunch #2 | ||||
Exhibit Hall Leading a Human Workplace: A Conversation with Kimberly Davis, Sesil Pir, and Renée Smith Kimberly Davis - Author, Brave Leadership, Sesil Pir - Founder and Principal Consultant, SESIL PIR Consulting GmbH, and Renée Smith - Director of Workplace Transformation, Results Washington |
Ballroom A Modernize Your Community Through Business Transformation Yvette Turner Stephens - Senior Manager, Deloitte Consulting |
Ballroom B/C Learning About Learning in a Lean Environment Debbie Kruse - Director of Patient Support Services, Scott Hampton - Manager of the Educational Department, and Tori Gittings - Educator, Seattle Children's Hospital |
Ballroom D (Continued from the previous break out session) Dare to Lead ™ – Developing Brave Leaders and Choosing Courage Over Comfort Amy Leneker - Leadership Consultant, Compass Consulting, LLC |
Room 315/316 (Continued from the previous break out session) Storytelling as a Strategic Tool for Change Joe Vansyckle - Leadership Development and Change Consultant, The J. Alton Group |
Room 317 Inspiration, Instigation, Integration: Keeping Lean Alive and Kicking Steven Thomson - Lean Specialist, Center for Government Innovation, Washington State Auditor’s Office, and Deborah Needham - Emergency Management Director, City of Renton |
Room 318 Playing Monopoly at Someone Else’s House: Connect with Standardized Work Scott Kurish - Office of Continuous Improvement Administrator, Arizona Department of Veterans' Services |
Room 407 The Lean Rapid Process Improvement Workshop: A Better Way Sheilah Paddy O’Brien - MPA, GBLSS, PMA, OBrienLean, and Tori Algee - Lean Coach, BGM Inc. |
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3:30 End of Day 2 |