Young Professionals: Operational Analytics & Integrated Lean & SixSigma Certification Program Review Board and Advisory Council The Integrated LeanSigma Certification Program was launched in 2007. Since that first class of 12 candidates in the Winter Quarter of 2008, some 550 ISE Students have completed the Black Belt Foundation Course, most earning certificates (80+%). Another 250+ Candidates have gone on to complete a 2 semester ‘dark green belt’ certification project and process with in excess of 70% successfully earning “Dark” Green Belt Certifications. The Program, three course sequence has been labelled one of the most rigorous and demanding but also one of the most valuable learning and development experiences by the candidates in this program. While the program has been titled Integrated LeanSigma and the Certification is for proficiency with the DMAIC and DCDOV methodologies, the training is actually much broader and increasingly is viewed as training in Operational Measurement, Analytics, and Improvement. It blends Process and Performance Measurement, Operational Analytics, Performance Improvement in with Change Leadership and Management. Candidates come out prepared to migrate into a wide array of industries and types of jobs. Our Alumni Advisory Board reflects this. The Operational Analytics (ILSS Certification Program) Review Board and Advisory Council were created to ensure constantly improving preparation for the graduates of our Department so that can add significant value to the organizations they join. The ILSS Certification Review Board has been in existence since 2007, the inception of the Integrated LeanSigma Certification Program. The Operational Analytics Advisory Council was initiated in the Fall of 2018 and taps into the growing group of outstanding Alumni of ISE and the ILSS Certification Program. The Certification Review Board essentially serves as an independent, industry group of Subject Matter Experts in Operational Excellence and are the decision making body for certifications. The OA Advisory Council is a group of alum’s from the ISE and ILSS certification program, Early Career Professionals (Young Professionals as IISE defines them, 1-15 years into their careers). This group reviews curriculum, syllabi, the integrated, blended training overall and based on their early ADVISORY BOARDS/Councils: Industry and Professional Advisory Board Operational Analytics and
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Young Professionals:Operational Analytics &Integrated Lean & SixSigma Certification ProgramReview Board and Advisory Council
The Integrated LeanSigma Certification Program was launched in 2007. Since that first class of 12 candidates in the Winter Quarter of 2008, some 550 ISE Students have completed the Black Belt Foundation Course, most earning certificates (80+%). Another 250+ Candidates have gone on to complete a 2 semester ‘dark green belt’ certification project and process with in excess of 70% successfully earning “Dark” Green Belt Certifications. The Program, three course sequence has been labelled one of the most rigorous and demanding but also one of the most valuable learning and development experiences by the candidates in this program. While the program has been titled Integrated LeanSigma and the Certification is for proficiency with the DMAIC and DCDOV methodologies, the training is actually much broader and increasingly is viewed as training in Operational Measurement, Analytics, and Improvement. It blends Process and Performance Measurement, Operational Analytics, Performance Improvement in with Change Leadership and Management.
Candidates come out prepared to migrate into a wide array of industries and types of jobs. Our Alumni Advisory Board reflects this.
The Operational Analytics (ILSS Certification Program) Review Board and Advisory Council were created to ensure constantly improving preparation for the graduates of our Department so that can add significant value to the organizations they join.
The ILSS Certification Review Board has been in existence since 2007, the inception of the Integrated LeanSigma Certification Program. The Operational Analytics Advisory Council was initiated in the Fall of 2018 and taps into the growing group of outstanding Alumni of ISE and the ILSS Certification Program. The Certification Review Board essentially serves as an independent, industry group of Subject Matter Experts in Operational Excellence and are the decision making body for certifications. The OA Advisory Council is a group of alum’s from the ISE and ILSS certification program, Early Career Professionals (Young Professionals as IISE defines them, 1-15 years into their careers). This group reviews curriculum, syllabi, the integrated, blended training overall and based on their early career experiences across a broad spectrum of industries provides continuing guidance on curriculum innovation and adjustments.
ADVISORY BOARDS/Councils:
Industry and Professional Advisory Board
Operational Analytics and Improvement Review Board and Advisory Council
Current Members of the OA/ILSS Certification Review Board:
The Certification Review Board is a mixed group of past graduates of the program, in the Columbus area, as well as partners/sponsors of the program. The group meets 2-3 times per year, Fall for the launch of the Certification Projects, January as the candidates complete Analyze and rapidly migrate into Improve, and then in April for the final defenses, Capstone Showcase, and Annual Celebration Mixer.
1. Jared Frederici, Senior Consultant, The Poirier Group (’10 ISE/ILSS, MBB)2. Jon Corsetti, LeanSigma Deployment Lead, Sutphen Corp. (‘13 ISE/ILSS, BB)3. Laura Czuba, Business Analyst, Interim Healthcare/Salo Solutions (‘10 MSISE, GB)4. Mike Blenk, Process Improvement Lead, NiSource (BSME, Va Tech, BB)5. Dhuey Kronk, Sr. Process Engineer, Abbott Nutrition 6. Amy Tomaszewski, Op Ex Deployment Leader, Grange Insurance 7. William Hathaway, President, Moresteam8. Brian McDaniel, IBM iX (‘11 BSISE OSU, MSISE Purdue, GB)9. Nate Royhans, Coordinator of Op Ex , Dublin City Schools (‘14 BSISE, BB)10. Stephanie Viehman, 11. Nilav Ranpara, Pricing Analyst at Keheala, MBA Candidate Dartmouth (’13 BSISE, GB)12. Vacant
The Operational Measurement/ Analytics/Improvement (ILSS) Advisory Council:
The OMAI Advisory Council is designed to provide us with the Voice of the Young ISE Professional and also the voice of our ‘customer’, the employer. The primary focus is on continuous improvement of ‘curriculum, content, training approaches, and just the design of the program overall. Where the Review Board primarily ‘judges’ and helps us make certification decisions, this Council is focused more broadly on the Foundations Course (ISE 5810) from a content and delivery perspective. We’ve purposely picked a group of Alum’s who are from very diverse industries and in very different roles.
The OMAI Advisory Council is designed to be more of a virtual board because our young professional members are scattered out all of the country and World and they are all at busy points in their careers. And, they have all indicated that they would like to pay forward and back and therefore are willing to invest some time to this. This group does Go2Meeting calls 2-4 times a year—beginning of the Fall Semester, beginning of the Spring Semester, and then a combined physical/virtual call/meeting in April at the time of the Certification Defenses. The focus of this group is on Voice of Customer (the employers of our students) and intended to provide evolving feedback on how the OA/ILSS program is designed and working to serve our students as they launch and progress in their careers. The objective is quite simply just continuous voice of ‘customer’ input to help us continue to improve our curriculum, training, preparation for our students in the Department and Program. The Voice of the Young Professional essentially.
We’re looking for continuous improvement input in terms of curriculum design, syllabus design, new topics to integrate, key knowledge and skills that we should be emphasizing based on this groups experience.
This is highly selective group of candidates/alum’s who distinguished themselves as they completed their degree and the certification program and who have continued to succeed in the early stages of their careers.
Current Members of the Young Professionals/Op Analytics/ILSS Council
1. Jared Frederici, Sr. Consultant, The Poirier Group (Chairperson of the Board, ’10 BSISE, GB—Kroger Distribution Center, Delaware; BB—Kahiki Foods; MBB 2019)
2. Nicholas Zychowicz, IE at Abercrombie & Fitch (’12 BSISE & GB-Swagelok)3. Jessica Grela, Advisory Staff at Ernst & Young (’16 BSISE & GB—Kroger Bakery)4. Shaoxuan Li, Grad Student at Auburn University (’13 BSISE & GB--Transmet)5. Kaitlyn Hill, MDLP, Whirlpool (’17 BSISE & GB—Tarrier Steel)6. Cody Havaich, Global Product Engineering Manager, Tempur Sealy Intl (’10 BSISE & GB—
Smiths Medical)7. Matt Slaven, Frito Lay Internship (’18 BSISE & GB-Abbott)8. Gregory van Amerongen, Back End Area Manager at Precision Castparts Corp. (’12 BSISE &
GB--Mettler Toledo, '18 MBA Portland State University)9. August Secue, Engineering and Facilities Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific (’10 BSISE & GB
—Baesman Printing)10. Adam Claybrook, Innovations Senior Manager, Walmart (’13 BSISE & GB—OSU PRSM)11. Brent Miller, Manager, Financial Services, West Monroe Partners (’12 BSISE & GB—Luxottica)12. Joey Miller, Manager, Lean Consulting Services, TD Ameritrade (’13 BSISE, MBA
Kellogg/Northwestern & GB—Mettler Toledo)13. Joe Kontak, Supply Chain Manager at General Mills (’13 BSISE & GB—Mettler Toledo)14. Weston Kondik, Production Manager, Eaton, (’14 BSISE & GB—OSU MC)15. Dan Braden, Program Manager, DoD (’08 BSISE & GB—Ashland)16. Jagit Singh, Mgr. Bus Dev, Home Equity Loans, Discover Financial Svc’s (’13 BSISE & GB—
OSU PRSM)17. Mili Singh, Consultant, The Poirier Group (’18 BSISE & GB—Grange Insurance)18. Lori Millhouse, Boeing, Industrial Engineer, Boeing (Tempe) (’13 BSISE & GB—Grange
Insurance)19. Nils Petersen, Deloitte-Touche, Consultant (’15 BSISE & GB—Verizon)20. Jehan Devitre, Anheuser Busch, Bus Proc Mgr (Ops) (’14 BSISE & GB—OSU PRSM)21. Stivi Rrumbullaku, Program Manager, Arconic Forgings and Extrusions (’09 BSISE & GB—
Limited)22. Vignesh Gundesha, Data Analyst, OSU James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute (’14
BSISE & GB—OSU Wexner Medical Center)23. Michael Newbern, Engineer, Whirlpool, Marion, OH (’14 BSISE & GB—syscom)24. Allen Drown, Engineer (Co-Op), United Airlines (’20 BSISE & GB—Transmet)25. Matheus Scuta, Analyst, Ford (’18 BSISE & GB—Abbott)26. Nichols Woo, Industrial Engineer, Hirschvogel (’14 BSISE & GB—Grange Ins.)27. Melanie Larson, >>>>>>, 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.
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