The Infinite Game
Lean East summarizes the 2019 book The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek. Learn the five key practices to advance a just cause and build trusting teams.
Leadership Lessons from Extreme Ownership
Leadership lessons from the book Extreme Ownership: How US Navy SEALs Lead and Win. Be sure to check out the principle about the Dichotomy of Leadership!
Develop Scientific Thinking with Lean Kata
Learn about the Lean Improvement Kata and Coaching Kata and how they develop new habits of scientific thinking to benefit your organization.
Traction/Entrepreneurial Operating System
Learn about the Six Key Components in the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) described in the book Traction. Which of these areas could your business improve?
Tammy Hagin, Site Director, Lonza Rockland, Inc.
Bob worked closely with our project team leaders, creating an environment that produced an open and honest dialog amongst our manufacturing technicians, front line supervision, engineering and senior leadership.
Lean Innovation for Growth
Read on to learn about the Innovation Landscape and for three Lean Innovation tips from Lean East for larger, established companies
Lean Startup Thinking
Key lessons from the Eric Ries book, The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses
Ideas for Action from The Culture Code
Lean East’s Secrets to Highly Successful Groups from the Daniel Coyle bestselling book, The Culture Code. Build safety, share vulnerability, and establish purpose.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Course for High Performing Organizations
Step forward today with skills that enable you to make a positive difference in your organization. This six-day Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course provides the knowledge for an attendee to support and facilitate process improvement projects for their organization. Participants will learn the principles and core tools of Lean Six Sigma. Then, they will […]
7 Lessons from Good to Great
Good to Great companies have disciplined people, thought, and action. We summarize each chapter of the bestselling book into a “Good to Great” process.
