Chapter

FEI Fort Worth Chapter Distribution/Manufacturing CFO Series

Fostering Corporate Culture to Enhance Manufacturing Efficiencies

 
Presented by:
Doug Clark
Southlake Equity Group
Chief Financial Officer

Chris Mehl
Fortna
Account Executive
 
Don Ochsenreiter
Dollamur Sport Surfaces
President and CEO
 
Moderated by:
John Vallance
Whitley Penn
Audit Partner

 
Program Description

Improving manufacturing efficiencies is often focused on the elimination of waste, whether that be in the form of overproduction, excess motion or bottlenecks. Companies spend an immense amount of resources to perfect their production process but, if the corporate culture doesn’t foster the production process, those resources are often wasted. This purpose of this panel is for seasoned experts to share their insights on how to look at your manufacturing process in a different light and how to cultivate your corporate culture to enhance your production process.

Learning Objectives

· Looking at your manufacturing process differently
· Learn how corporate culture impacts the manufacturing process
· Identifying common culture concerns and weaknesses
· Insight on how to effectively evolve corporate culture without disengaging employees
· How to stay outside-the-box when managing your production process

Instructional method:  Group-live
Recommended CPE credits:  1.0
Experience level:  Basic
Prerequisites/Advance preparation:  None
Field of study:  TBD

Strategic Investors
Bank of Texas 
Whitley Penn 
RHSB







 
 

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Business Management and Organization, Non-technical

Prerequisites

none

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