Continuous Improvement

  • CPED 2022 Scholarships Bring Deserving Non-Profit Leaders to Manager Boot Camp 

    The Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional Education & Development worked with several of our partners to identify non-profit leaders who would attend Manager Boot Camp on scholarship.

  • Are You A “Boss” Or A “Leader”? 

    Is your leadership style outdated, or are you well prepared to manage the evolving workforce? If you define yourself as a leader, you operate on trust and believe that people want to work, enjoy their work, and will do their best work in an environment of trust and accountability.

  • Plan Your Professional Development: Download Your Certificate Planning Guide

    You want to invest in your professional development and achieve your goals without taking too much time away from work, but where do you get started? Professional Development Certificates allow you to expand your business skills without disrupting your workplace.

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    How to Identify Your Leadership Strengths

    Leadership strengths are different for everyone. Being able to identify your strengths, and the areas you can improve, will help you identify what skills you need to seek out from others on your team to make your organization its most successful. 

  • Setting Attainable New Year’s Resolutions

    By Kim Hegeman  As the calendar changed over to 2022, you may have made some personal and professional new year’s resolutions. When it comes to professional resolutions, they can be a great idea for people …

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Business Process Improvement Using Lean Six Sigma And Performance Metrics

Address complex problems, deal with redundant and inaccurate data systems, and reduce rework and system slowdown with Lean Six Sigma methodology.