E090: Guest Interview on Environmentally Conscious Nation Podcast from Aug 2021

In today’s episode, I share the interview I had with D.J. Vagnetti, host of the Environmentally Conscious Nation podcast. I don’t think his podcast is still active, otherwise I would recommend listening directly to the episode. This interview assumes that the audience doesn’t know much about process improvement or Lean or Six Sigma, so if you know someone who cares about the environment, it might be a good episode for them to hear. If you enjoy this podcast, please follow us on your favorite podcast app. Any ratings you could give us, or shares across social media would be greatly appreciated! * Read full show notes | Subscribe or rate this podcast Promotions * FREE online course called “Lean Six Sigma and the Environment”* OpEx Six Sigma Online Training and Certification* Creative Safety Supply – Free 5S Guide Have you ordered the new book, “Lean Six Sigma for Good: Lessons from the Gemba (Volume 1)?” The book is made up of 8 chapters written about experiences from Lean and Six Sigma practitioners, to give you tips and tricks to help you work with nonprofits in your area. All proceeds donated to charity. We are also close to releasing Volume 2, so check back for the latest news. Transcript Welcome to Environmentally Concerned Nation, the environmental show that goes way beyond water cooler climate debates. This podcast features the science, policy, politics, law, engineering, and public opinion that matters to you. Why? Because you are in control of the environment and no one else. Yes, you decide to go green or vegan. Our collective choices will determine the fate of our children. Welcome our host, DJ Vagnetti. DJ is an Environmental, Civil, and Water Resources Engineer, but this show is not about him but about the fate of young and future generations to come. DJ (D): Welcome to episode five of Environmentally Concerned Nation. In this episode, Brion Hurley and I discussed implementing Lean Six Sigma so that you can improve your business bottom line. If you want to improve return of investment by optimizing business processes, learn the environmental impact of process waste, and increase business profits while you help the environment, don’t you move from where you are. Welcome, Brion. Brion (B): Thank you.