Master Black Belt Elective Sessions and Dates
SBTI Announces a New Master Black Belt Elective
SBTI is offering an exciting new MBB elective entitled
“Advanced Shakespeare, Communications and Leadership”.
Instructors:
- Dr. Steve Zinkgraf – CEO, SBTI
- Guy Roberts – Artistic Director, Austin Shakespeare Festival
- Sarah Johnson – Professional Actor, Austin Shakespeare Festival Company
- Andrea Osborn – Professional Actor, Austin Shakespeare Festival Company
- Dick Scott – Executive Director, SBTI Master Black Belt Program
Here are the key topics that will be covered:
- The Evolution of Shakespeare’s Greatest and most Dynamic Leader –
Henry V
- The Actor and Performers Connection between Voice, Body, Spirit and Leadership
- Communicating as a Leader during times of crises and conflict
- Formal Presentations
- Persuading Hostile Audiences
- Speaking and Listening to both Adversaries and Trusted Allies
- Engaging your Audience and holding its Attention
- Inspiring your Troops against Overwhelming Odds
- Understanding the characteristics and development of great teams
Special Tools:
Actors Voice and Body Work, Stage Combat Techniques, Shakespeare’s Text and
Rhetoric Techniques, Speaking with Passion (Monologues and Actual Presentations),
Effectively Delivering Shakespearian Insults, Ensemble Shakespeare.
Those of you who take this elective will derive the following benefits.
You will:
- Understand selected principles of leadership during times of crises and conflict
through Shakespeare’s model of Henry V
- Realize your strengths and weaknesses as a communicating leader using Shakespeare’s
model of Henry V
- Discover and Strengthen your own unique voice as a leader
- Articulate your passions and concerns in clear and direct language
- Inspire in your own unique voice effectively and engagingly
If you are interested in taking this exciting new elective please contact Bob Croniser
at e-mail
bcroniser@sbtimail.com
or call 1-888-752-7070 and let him know. The final dates are still to be determined.
The nine Elective Sessions are specifically focused
on the tools and techniques found to be most effective for different areas of business.
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Master Black Belt Elective Sessions
| Course | From | To | Description | Location |
| B1 Lean Enterprise | 3/16/2009 | 3/20/2009 | This workshop provides technical insight to the issues of throughput and flow of product through an organization. Participants are challenged to apply techniques to a process to remove waste, improve | San Marcos, TX |
| B3 Design Processes | 10/13/2008 | 10/17/2008 | This workshop is designed to provide the Operations Black Belt / Master Black Belt with knowledge of some of the most critical DFSS tools and techniques. Topics introduced are: Statistical Tolerancing | Orlando,Florida |
| B4 Transactional and Lean Tools | 2/16/2009 | 2/20/2009 | Students receive an introduction to simulation techniques and linear modeling using iGrafx® ProcessT for Six Sigma during this workshop. These approaches are introduced as an enhancement to the Improv | San Marcos, TX |
| B5 Advanced Design for DFSS 1 | 11/10/2008 | 11/14/2008 | This first session for the DFSS Master Black Belt Track is an in-depth look at DFSS with the primary focus in systems architecture and advanced QFD. | Orlando, Florida |
| B6 Advanced Design for DFSS 2 | 12/15/2008 | 12/19/2008 | This second session in the DFSS Master Black Belt Track is an in-depth look at DFSS with the primary focus on CPM, Sales and Advanced Robust Design. | Orlando, Florida |
| B7 Forecasting and Time Series Analysis | Spring | 2009 | Modeling and forecasting methods for time dependent data are described and evaluated using manufacturing and transactional examples. Characteristics such as autocorrelation, seasonality, and nonstatio | Location TBD |
| B8 Advanced Design of Experiments | Spring | 2009 | Criteria are defined and illustrated for selecting appropriate types of experimental designs to satisfy specific objectives (e.g. screening, process characterization, robust conditions, optimal settin | San Marcos, TX |
| B9 Six Sigma Process Design (SSPD) | Spring | 2009 | In this elective, MBB participants will explore the problems of creating/designing a process. This is particularly important in the business world or service businesses where sometimes no process exis | TBD |
| B11 Advanced Measurements Systems Analysis | 1/19/2009 | 1/23/2009 | Procedures for assessing various types of measurement systems for continuous and attribute data are described and critically evaluated. | TBD |
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B1 Lean Enterprise:
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B3 Design Processes:
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B4 Transactional and Lean Tools:
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B5 Advanced Design for DFSS 1:
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B6 Advanced Design for DFSS 2:
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*Updated* B7 Forecasting and Time Series:
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*Updated* B8 Advanced Experimentation:
(Details)
B9 Six Sigma Process Design (SSPD):
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*Updated* B11 Advanced
Measurement Systems Analysis:(Details)
SAP Demand Forecasting Workshop:
(Details)
Email for location and enrollment. Do not schedule travel until you are enrolled
and elective is confirmed.
To register for upcoming Master Black Belt courses email or call
Bob Croniser (bcroniser@sbtimail.com)
at (888) 752-7070 or fill out
this form.
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