We all have problems. We can resolve some on our own, and others need help.

In this interactive problem-solving workshop, Sidi Masoud Qazen uses the popular problem-solving methodology called Lean Six Sigma. Participants will break into groups and engage in a Lean Six Sigma White Belt entry-level education that provides a foundational understanding of the Lean Six Sigma methodology to solve their problems.

This workshop is a great stepping stone for individuals who want to improve and develop process improvement and quality management skills.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. | Saturday, July 8 | Conference Room | $20/person | Register at mcceastbay.org/six-sigma | In-person only, no live streaming

Lean Six Sigma is a team-focused managerial approach that seeks to improve performance by eliminating resource waste and defects. It combines Six Sigma methods and tools with lean manufacturing and enterprise philosophy.

Bring along a team member(s) in this interactive problem-solving workshop. Participants should bring notebooks and pens.

MCC has a standing policy that financial need should never prevent a person from attaining practical and spiritual knowledge within the Muslim Community Center’s four walls. To request a financial waiver, please message scholarship@mcceastbay.org

Questions? events@mcceastbay.org

About the Instructor

Masoud Qazen has over 20 years of experience in business system transformation leadership roles, with demonstrated ability to develop and execute strategic initiatives that enhance business performance and drive transformative change. He has successfully led end-to-end business transformation projects, including strategic initiatives, operational improvements, change management, and cultural change. He attained Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma and Master Trainer in Change Management.

Sidi Masoud is a community member, a scientist by profession, and MCC Sunday School Quranic instructor. He spends his days coaching executives to improve problem-solving to bring new products to the market. He has studied Arabic and Quran with many teachers, including scholars from the Bay. In his free time, he tackles the Bay Area mountains with his bike and fellow Muslim biking group.