ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mark talks with Art Byrne, former Danaher executive and Wiremold CEO. Art talks about the elements to create a Lean culture. In plain words, Art states that culture is defined as: “Just the way we do things here.” As you listen to Art, who pioneered one of the most successful Lean transformations at Wiremold, you will see the emphasis he places on people and his strict advice as to the changes a CEO needs to make in order to successfully execute a Lean transformation.
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