"The Ultimate Six Sigma - Going Beyond Mere Quality Excellence To Total Business Excellence"

Over 90% of corporations do not know how to maximize their stakeholder loyalty or their profits. Learn the specific Six Sigma Techniques that Motorola used to achieve a savings of $9 billion over a ten-year period of time. The audience will have a blueprint laid out for them for a Six Sigma breakthrough in customers, leadership, organization, employees, suppliers/distributors, manufacturing, and business processes. Learn these techniques to achieve skyrocketing results.

Keki R. Bhote is known worldwide as one of the fathers of the Six Sigma model. As Motorola's senior corporate consultant, he helped launch its' Six Sigma process. Now as President of Keki R. Bhote Associates, he has consulted with more than 400 companies worldwide. He is the author of fifteen books, including World Class Quality, and in 1995 was named one of America's "quality gurus" by Quality Digest. Mr. Bhote remains consultant emeritus at Motorola.

For more information see the listing of Keki Bhote's books at Amazon.com.

"The Past, Future and Your Role in It"

Using humor, insight and the audiences' own experience, James dispels the myth of generational sameness, explains how the dynamics of generational change influences values, and helps you understand how history, like nature, is seasonal. History doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes.

James T. Harris is a former educator, avid futurist and seasoned traveler. He studied history and sociology at the University of Nottingham, England, and has traveled extensively throughout the United Kingdom, Ireland, Western and Eastern Europe, West Africa, India, Jamaica, and Turkey. He is a graduate of Cardinal Stritch University.

Harris's unique experiences and insights have moved many people to find their paths, reach their goals and better understand the world and their place in it. He has shared his insights through appearances in radio and television talk shows and his programs have been covered in the print media.

For more information see: http://www.cultureshockctm.com/WhoWeAre.htm.

"The Path of Integrity: Authentic Action as a Leader"

Many of us choose, in one way or another to lead, meaning we want to live our personal potentials in a way that has a conscious and positive impact on our world. The poet, Mary Oliver, asks,

"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"

This may be leadership within a company or community, or in a more personal form within our immediate relationships at work or home. What we can learn over time is that leadership is not about changing or controlling others. It is about choosing and affirming one's own inner growth as a path of personal awareness, influence, and free will. The Path of Integrity will demonstrate the movement through authentic actions - action in which we live our own life, not someone else's idea of our life.

Dan Oestreich is a skilled leadership consultant with extensive experience facilitating personal and organizational change. He is widely known as co-author of Driving Fear Out of the Workplace and The Courageous Messenger.

Over the last 17 years he has worked with client leaders at executive, mid-management, and supervisory levels within a broad spectrum of private and public sector organizations. He provides in-depth personal growth and leadership consulting assistance for individuals who want greater access to self-knowledge, vision, authentic action, and results.

"Dynamics of Customer Focus"

What if, just by changing your focus, you could affect your company's competitive advantage? Help boost the bottom line? Well, you can no matter what your role is in your organization. It's time to take a surprising look through your customer's eyes. You'd be surprised how things look from their point of view. In a time of product parity, customers no longer go on price alone. YOU must add value or stay home.

This dynamic workshop shows that by changing your focus - to customer focus - you have the power to increase your company's competitive advantage. You will also learn the #1 reason why customers leave your business and how your customers can be your worst or best form of advertising.

Steve Walrath is a 25-year radio broadcast professional. He took ownership of a 1000 watt AM radio station and within 5 years transformed it into an international corporation of over 6 divisions including printing, publishing, broadcasting, retail and wholesale travel, custom clothing and commercial real estate.

With his success, Steve has taught the principles of Customer Focus, Cultivating Winners from Within, Creating Employee Commitment, Effective Management Skills, and many more topics to such clients as General Motors, Roman Meal Bread Company, Professional Compounding Centers of America, Wisconsin Physician Services, Trek Bicycles Worldwide, Kansas Medical Society, and hundreds more across the United States, Canada and Australia.

Steve earned his Masters degree in Business Management, is a graduate of Harvard Law School Senior Executive Negotiation Program, is a certified instructor in Entrepreneurship for Fast Trac, an instructor for The University of Wisconsin-Small Business Development Center and is the founder of the D.T.S. Foundation, Inc. holding seminars to help divorced parent's protect and preserve their relationship with their kids.

Steve is the author of "A Divorced Parent's Guide to Seeing Your Kids: what judges, attorneys and your ex have not told you" and "Uncommon Sense for Unreasonable Times: How to Live a Life that Matters." Steve has been active with Crime Stoppers for over13 years serving as President of his local board followed by 8 years of service for Crime Stoppers International as Public Relations & Promotions Chair and the last 4 years as Vice President. Steve has also served as President of his local YMCA, Jaycees and numerous other not-for-profit organizations.

His keynotes, workshops and seminars have been rated "A+, relevant to the needs of today. "The best speaker this conference has ever had and bring him back for more."

For more information see: http://www.stevewalrath.com/.