Proper project identification and selection is critical to Six Sigma success. BMGI's Champion Training focuses on teaching deployment leaders how to identify potential projects, select the ones with the best potential for success, foresee potential project obstacles and set realistic expectations that ultimately drive financial results. This three-day class teaches participants about Six Sigma infrastructure, the integral roles each member of the Six Sigma community plays and how to encourage a positive culture change within an organization. Interactive sessions with hands-on project selection activities are conducted in a formal workshop setting. The class also incorporates group and one-on-one Q&A sessions to maximize learning.

What Participants Learn:

• The basics of Six Sigma and the DMAIC methodology.
• How to identify, scope and define Six Sigma projects.
• The roles, responsibilities and requirements for each member of the Six Sigma community.
• The importance of selecting and supporting Green Belts and Black Belts.
• How to influence culture change.
• What it takes to establish the organizational infrastructure for Six Sigma success.

Course Length:	3 days.
Who should attend:	Managers looking for an in-depth introduction to Six Sigma.