A Call for Workshops

Overview

Productivity Inc. is now accepting proposals for training workshops in the area of Lean Management, Total Productive Maintenance, Six Sigma, Leadership, Culture Change and the various methodologies of process improvement for both the manufacturing and service industries.

If you have a workshop you would like to see offered as part of a workshop series or conference, you are encouraged to submit a proposal.

Goals and Format

Our public workshops offer a variety of options for executives, managers and leaders to learn the methods and techniques they will need to start or continue a process improvement initiative. We are always looking for new subjects designed around practical applications that participants can implement in their facilities -- on the shop floors or in the administrative areas.

The subject area must have broad marketing appeal and be able to be taught in a one or two day format. Workshop curriculums should not be theoretical and should provide a combination of lecture, interactive exercises, case studies or simulation that demonstrate the methodology and techniques to the participants.

How to Submit

Mail to:

Speaker Proposals
Productivity Inc.
4 Armstrong Road, 3rd Floor
Shelton, CT 06484

Your proposal should include the following information:

• Course Title

• Course Description - a 50-100 word description of the workshop

• Course Elements - Indicate if the workshop contains simulations, case studies, group exercises or any other interactive elements in addition to the main lecture.

• Course Size - minimum and maximum attendance

• Workshop Length - e.g.: 8 hours, 2 full days, etc. If the curriculum can be altered to fit different time tables indicate this as well.

• Course Agenda - Outline of the day. Our classes typically run from 8am - 5pm with a one hour lunch and two 15 minute breaks. If your course requires alternative scheduling, please note it here.

• Learning Objectives - Provide a series of bullets that show what attendees will learn from this course.

• Target Audience - A general description or the specific titles of those people that will benefit most from attending the course.

• Outcomes - Provide a series of bullets that will show attendees what outcomes will be gained from putting into practice the methodologies, theories and practices covered in the course.

• Presenter Bio and Credentials - Provide a brief biography showing your experience with the subject