2016 Kata Summit
Contact Email
jacyln@leanfront.com
Contact Name
Jaclyn Dorsey, Lean Frontiers’ program manager
Contact Phone Number
317-946-4715
Date
Address
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, No. 1 Seminole Way
Time Zone
Eastern
City
Hollywood
Event Website
http://katasummit.com/
State
FL
Zip
33314
Description
2016 Toyota Kata Summit
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Calling all Improvement Kata / Coaching Kata practitioners, and those who would like to be! The first-ever Kata Summit, or KataCon, is in the books and the community readies itself for KataCon 2! Whether you were part the first Summit or not, here’s your chance to connect or reconnect with the rapidly growing world of Improvement Kata and Coaching Kata users. The Summit emphasizes experiential learning so practitioners, trainers and consultants can integrate practice of the IK/CK routines into their teams and organizations. This conference goes beyond concepts by equipping attendees to train and practice at home.
- The conference will build on the foundation facilitated by Mike Rother and Bill Costantino.
- All participants will practice the IK and CK live.
- Keynotes from leading figures in the IK/CK community.
- Hear reports from experienced IK/CK practitioners.
- Pick up tips for your practice and beyond.
- All attendees will take home the very latest “IK/CK Practice Kit”.
- And more!
- GBMP will provide every KataCon participant with a copy of its Shingo Award-winning video Improvement Kata.
Country
USA
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