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Our Team
Lee Joyce
Lee Joyce designs and facilitates workshops on
process improvement, team building, management development, sales
and customer service. She has also facilitated Work-Out Sessions,
helping organizations improve the way they manage their processes.
Lee has been involved in Total Quality Management
since 1989 when she took over the
role of implementing Continuous Improvement education and training
for 3 manufacturing plants at GE Aircraft Engines. During that time,
she helped create a TQM curriculum that included 23 different courses,
ran workshops for Dr. Deming, and facilitated and supervised nearly
500 process improvement teams. She designed a certification process
and trained
45 internal operating managers to facilitate courses for their employees,
saving hundreds
of thousands of dollars for the company. She is a certified Six
Sigma Black Belt.
Lee has broad experience in human resources, employee
surveys, management and leadership development, organizational development,
training design and development, and process and cultural change
management.
She worked with all levels of the organization–from senior
management to the front lines.
Lee’s training designs and facilitation remain goal-driven
with targeted learning outcomes. At the same time, her innate sense
of humor creates a warm, fun, and active learning environment. She
has worked in a broad cross-section of industries and locations
and is fluent in Spanish.
Her clients have included Baybank, Beth Israel
Deaconess Medical Center, GE Aircraft Engines, Ikon Office Solutions,
Xerox, Hewlett Packard, MIT, Moore Business Systems, Ministry of
Defense of Singapore, Northern
Essex Community College, Osram Sylvania, Raytheon Corporation, Republic
of Singapore Air Force, Salem State College, UMass Medical School,
United Technologies, Vanguard, and Xerox Corporation
Ms. Joyce earned a B.A. from Elmira College and
an M.P.A. in Finance and Management from Northeastern University.
She is a member of the American Society for Training and Development
and the American Society
of Quality. She enjoys drawing and painting in watercolor, pen and
ink, and charcoal.
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