4th Annual XONITEK Lean Six Sigma Symposium & Saratoga Race Course Outing

ByXONITEK March 8, 2007January 6, 2020

XONITEK Corporation Presents…

From Market Loser to Market Leader

Leveraging the Power of Lean Six Sigma

for Excellence

On Friday August 3rd, 2007, XONITEK Corporation will host it’s 4th Annual Lean Six Sigma Symposium & Saratoga Race Course Outing. If you are not already registered to participate in this event, the time to do so is now.

With less than 10 seats remaining, we are in overdrive finalizing a professional, results-driven symposium and a killer networking event that will leave you with practical improvement methodologies that you can immediately apply to your own unique needs, as well as a new network of prospects, strategic alliances — and maybe even a few new friends.

So what are you waiting for? The time for procrastination is no longer. This fantastic opportunity will be gone tomorrow.

Interested in Learning More? Click here to download the Symposium Abstract & Agenda…

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

“The day highlighted the universal applicability of Six Sigma and Lean process optimization techniques in a sophisticated-yet-accessible way. It was great content, delivered in a concise half-day format, by a top-notch and a genuinely good group of people. Every minute of the presentation was worthwhile. As for the track, it was a very warm and gracious gathering.”

David Deutsch, Founder, David N. Deutsch & Company

August 2006

If you have any questions or comments related to this event, please contact Lauren Greco, Director of Marketing & Public Relations at grecole@xonitek.com, or directly at 607-771-0465 ext 224.

See you in Saratoga Springs!

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