Create
a visionary company
Your company’s
value system offers the most enduring competitive advantage.
Any competitor can copy an idea, reverse engineer a product
or design a different product to achieve the same result. Visionary
companies like Microsoft, SONY, Toyota and General Electric
are set apart by their unique company culture.

To become
a visionary company, you need clearly defined values and a vision
to match. You can achieve success by focusing on these four
strategic areas:
- Customer
Satisfaction
- Employee
Satisfaction
- Operational
Excellence
- Financial
Success
Catch
the excellence habit
Implementing
the changes your business needs can make the difference between
failure and success. What does your business need in order to
compete today and in the future?
- Streamline
work practices to meet performance and financial targets and
achieve operational excellence.
- Identify
inefficiencies and adopt lean manufacturing processes.
- Develop
an active strategy to successfully navigate difficult transition
periods.
- Train
employees with the skills and knowledge to excel.
- Continually
exceed customer expectations to build loyalty and referrals.
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Work
smarter, not harder
Are
you building a business for short-term gain or lasting success?
Do
you want to protect your company against economic and industry
challenges?
As
a Business Lifeguard, I help save companies. I work with entrepreneurs
to meet targets. I help identify problems and work with them
to implement changes. With my assistance, companies move from
surviving to thriving.
In
1993, Honeywell Canada was ready to close its GTA factory and
move to Mexico. With my help, it implemented lean manufacturing
practices. The company remained in Ontario and 300 jobs were
saved.
Tesma, a
division of Magna, designs and manufactures advanced engine
components and systems for global distribution. Tesma hired
me to guide, develop and train its leaders and employees to
help its North American factories stay globally competitive.
How can
you revolutionize your business? First, believe in people -
beginning with yourself. Attract and surround yourself with
supportive people - customers, employees, suppliers, the community
- who want to succeed with you. Support them, and they will
support you. Your company will grow and thrive.
Let’s
work together to find a unique solution to help you meet the
challenges of your industry and today’s marketplace.
I
have helped companies achieve these goals:
- Productivity
per employee up 40%
- Work
in process inventory down 60%
- Time
from order to customer delivery reduced 50%
- Decrease
rework and scrap by 50% over two years
- ISO
9001 accreditation through training
- Corporate-wide
customer satisfaction
Achieve
Customer, Employee and Shareholder Delight
Customers
want four things from companies today - low cost, high quality
on-time delivery, courteous and timely communication. Invest
in training the people who oversee the efficiency and quality
of your daily production, who deal directly with customers,
who deliver service. You can improve job satisfaction and the
bottom line.
As a training
and management consultant, I help your organization with:
- Lean
manufacturing practices
- Project
Management and Cost Control
- Training
Strategy Development and Implementation
- Training
Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
- Instructional
Design, Development and Delivery
- Problem
Solving Methods and Tools (8D, Kaizen, Six Sigma)
- Team
Building and Development
- Performance
Management, Coaching and Improvement Techniques
- Career
and Succession Planning
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My
credentials
25-year
track record in Leadership and Management, Business Strategy,
Customer Satisfaction and Quality, Training and Adult Education.
norm@normnopper.com
Founder
and Director of Varanor International, a Management and Training
Consulting firm based in Markham, ON.
Developed
a college–level Certificate Program in Training &
Development.
Master
of Arts in Education and Human Development from the George Washington
University in Washington, DC and Bachelor of Business Administration
from Wilfrid Laurier University, in Waterloo, Canada.
Industries I’ve worked with:
- General
Manufacturing
- Automotive
Parts
- Defense
and Aeronautics
- Oil
- Pulp
and Paper
- Health
Care
- Spa and
Aesthetics Services
- Online
Retail and Distribution
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