Excellence in Action: How Behavior, Engagement, and Performance Shape Success

Excellence in Action: How Behavior, Engagement, and Performance Shape Success

Are you ready to put excellence into action and drive success within your organization? 

Discover how behavior, engagement, and performance are key factors that shape success and learn practical strategies to enhance these areas using the principles of the Shingo Model. This 60-minute webinar will provide you with actionable insights on fostering a culture of excellence, engaging your workforce, and improving performance. By understanding and influencing these core elements through the lens of the Shingo Model, you can transform your organization and achieve outstanding results.

Take the first step toward transforming your organization! Join us for this powerful webinar to learn how behavior, engagement, and performance can shape success using the Shingo Model's principles. Register now to gain practical tools and strategies that will help you put excellence into action and drive success.

Practical Learning Objectives:

1. Understand how behavior, engagement, and performance are interconnected and how they collectively contribute to organizational success, as guided by the Shingo Model's principles.
2. Learn practical strategies for fostering a culture of engagement and high performance, ensuring that employees are motivated and aligned with the organization's goals, through the application of the Shingo Model.
3. Explore methods to assess and improve current behaviors, engagement levels, and performance, using the Shingo Model to set a solid foundation for continuous improvement and excellence.

Who should attend

• Organizational leaders and executives looking to drive cultural transformation and enhance overall performance.
• HR and employee engagement professionals focused on improving workforce motivation and alignment with strategic goals.
• Managers and team leaders aiming to boost team engagement and performance using proven principles.
• Process improvement specialists and quality managers interested in applying the Shingo Model to achieve continuous improvement.
• Anyone responsible for shaping organizational behavior and performance to achieve sustained excellence.

XcelliUm is proud to be the first licensed affiliate of The Shingo Institute in the Middle East and Africa (MEA). The Shingo Institute, a prestigious not-for-profit organization based at Utah State University, is named after the legendary Japanese industrial engineer Shigeo Shingo. Dr. Shingo is renowned as a global thought leader in management systems, improvement techniques, and the revolutionary concepts that shaped the Toyota Business System. The Shingo Model, built upon his groundbreaking teachings and extensive research, offers a proven pathway to organizational excellence. Click here to learn more about the Shingo Model.

Meet Your Facilitator: Nancy Nouaimeh

Nancy Nouaimeh is a Shingo Certified Facilitator and the founder of XcelliUm Management Consultancy, the first licensed affiliate of the Shingo Institute in the MEA region. With a dynamic career in Organizational Excellence, Quality Management, and Integrated Management Systems, she is passionate about implementing Excellence Models and Principles, helping organizations achieve continuous improvement and exceptional results.

Nancy holds two Master’s degrees, one in Total Quality Management and the other in Agronomic Sciences & Bioengineering from Belgium. She has authored several publications on Risk Management, Quality, and Excellence. Nancy is also a Chartered Business Excellence Expert (BEX-Ireland), Certified Organizational Excellence Specialist (OES-Canada), and Certified Change Management Practitioner (CCMP-ACMP-USA). As a long-time leader in the American Society for Quality (ASQ), Nancy holds certifications in Six Sigma Green Belt, Supplier Quality, and Quality Audits.

With over 16 years of experience in National, International, and Government Excellence Awards, Nancy’s dedication to excellence has not gone unnoticed. In 2022, she was honored with the Global Women in Leadership Award from GCPIT. Beyond her professional achievements, Nancy is most proud of being a mom to two amazing adolescent triathletes, embodying her belief that “Excellence is a Habit.”