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Click here to return to this month's Article Index The Cutting Edge™ April 2005Manufacturing StrategiesReminder: Registration Deadline is April 20
Two workshops geared to members of the woodworking industry Cost: WMMA has negotiated a group workshop rate and is passing on the savings to all WMMA members and their guests. The cost to members is only $200.00 for one workshop or $300.00 for the two. All workshops include lunch and a continental breakfast. WMMA members: Bring a client and he/she participates at the WMMA rate. Lean manufacturing is helping manufacturers survive. However, their continued survival may depend on their ability to extend their newfound competitiveness to the way they take their products to market, through the supply chain and ultimately to the customer. Often, this means an extension of CI initiatives. CI is now more than an initiative - it's a way of doing business. Bring your customers and seek means to not only survive but thrive in 2005! ACCOMMODATIONS: WMMA has negotiated a room rate of $99.00 at: The hotel, also the site of the Introduction to Continuous Improvement Workshop, is located 10 miles from JLT Clamps and 11 miles from the Greensboro Airport. We will provide directions for those registering. HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE WORKSHOP(S): CLICK HERE for the Workshop/Hotel Registration form; complete and return it with payment to: Ms. Karen Boyle NOTE: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, up to 20 people, with a cut-off date of Wednesday April 20, so you must act quickly. Payment will not be processed until we have a minimum of 8 persons registered. If we do not meet our minimum of 8 registrants 21 days prior to the first workshop (April 20) registration fees will be refunded in full. WMMA reserves the right to cancel the workshops without recourse up to 21 days prior to the event. HOW TO MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATION: If you wish to stay at the Greensboro Marriott Downtown, complete the attached Workshop/Hotel Reservation Form and return it no later than April 20 to: Ms. Karen BoyleFor further information on the workshop series contact: Harold Zassenhaus Table of Contents
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