Author: Cheyanne Cierpial

The digital age is changing the work we do and the roles we have, requiring a culture that values continuous learning and a relentless cycle of process improvement. COE membership includes admission to the dozens of events and webinars we host throughout the year on a variety of operational excellence topics. View upcoming webinars and events The best part?

How do you create an organization where everyone is continuously learning, improving and remaining committed to its purpose every day? Leaders from various industries including healthcare, information technology, manufacturing and finance are constantly searching for the answer to this question. At The Ohio State University, the Master of Business Operational Excellence (MBOE) program is an innovative 13-month executive master’s degree program focused on preparing leaders to answer that question.

Think about a few recent challenges or frustrations you faced at work. How many are a result of relationships with colleagues, team members, suppliers, customers, or other people?

This is our first year hosting our annual Leading Through Excellence summit virtually, but we've spent years perfecting the multi-day learning session that happens every April. We'll miss the lunches, VIP reception, and in-person networking -- but we're excited to offer the myriad of benefits that come along with hosting a virtual event. Below are testimonials from attendees who have attended Leading Through Excellence in the past. While this year will certainly be different, many of the sentiments they expressed will remain part of #LTE21.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re sharing upcoming and past events / resources related to achieving racial equity, creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, and celebrating alumni leaders who are advancing diversity in business.UPCOMING EVENTSHumanity in Leadership: The pressing need for faculty diversity in business schoolsFebruary 25th | 12-1pm ESTJoin trailblazing Black educators Thaddeus Spratlen (BSBA '56, MA '57, PhD '62) and William Bradford (MBA '68, PhD '71), along with Bernie Milano, former president of the KPMG Foundation and The PhD Project, as they discuss the importan