Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt Class of 2009

Black Belts are the elite problem solvers for organizations. The Master Black Belt Designation is the highest order of this respected practice. Master Black Belts are generally full-time agents for improvement, facilitators, teachers and journeyman practitioners of Lean and Six Sigma. They are efficient and effective in team facilitation and leadership. The Master Black Belt is a teacher (Sensi), communicator, and motivator. The Master Black Belt must work equally well with senior leadership and the workers in order to achieve company goals and initiatives.

Kent State's Master Black Belt Certification is two weeks in length, offered one week each month for two months. The purpose of the program is to further develop already successful and practicing Black Belts. The primary tools of Lean Six Sigma will  be reviewed prior to moving to more advanced tools regarding statistical methods and Lean deployment. Participants will be further trained in project selection and filtering. Whether you are in the business of manufacturing, health care, service or transactional, the addition of a TOPS, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt puts you in the elite and global regions of excellence. It is necessary that the participant have earned a Kent State University Black Belt certification as a prerequisite or be admitted upon approval of the instructor.

Investment
The two-week Master Black Belt training and certification program (including continental breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks each day) costs $4,975.

Minitab/Laptop
To maximize the benefit of attending Lean Six Sigma training and to continue to realize return on investment for future Lean Six Sigma projects, Kent State requires that each participant brings a laptop that has Minitab v15.0 statistical software and Quality Companion software loaded to each day of training*. Kent State provides you the opportunity to purchase Minitab v15.0 software as part of the program for an additional fee of $995, which is $200 less than the retail cost, and Quality Companion for an additional fee of $750, which is $145 less than the retail cost.

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