Michael Sauri's guest appearances

Michael Sauri

PowerTips Unscripted

The Tim Faller Show

Judith Miller

Aaron Enfinger

Jackie Shaw

David Gerstel

Mark Harari

Paul Eldrenkamp

Tim Faller

Bruce Case

Spencer Powell

Doug Howard

Steve Wheeler

Chris Fox

Wayne Ottum

Marian Faller

Chris Landis

OwlTail

In today’s episode of PowerTips Unscripted, we are featuring one of our more popular episodes. If you have topic ideas for an episode or a guest we should be interviewing, send an email to victoria@remodelersadvantage.com.  Enjoy!     The Kaizen practice focuses on improving existing, standardized processes by eliminating waste and was first practiced in Japanese businesses... The post Using Kaizen to Improve Your Business with Michael Sauri [Best of PowerTips Unscripted] appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

In today’s episode of PowerTips Unscripted, we are featuring one of our more popular episodes. If you have topic ideas for an episode or a guest we should be interviewing, send an email to victoria@remodelersadvantage.com.  Enjoy!     The Kaizen practice focuses on improving existing, standardized processes by eliminating waste and was first practiced in Japanese businesses... The post <a href="https://powertipspodcast.com/ep-175-using-kaizen-to-improve-your-business-with-michael-sauri-unscripted-back-up/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Using Kaizen to Improve Your Business with Michael Sauri [Best of PowerTips Unscripted]</a> appeared first on <a href="https://powertipspodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PowerTips Unscripted</a>.

Using Kaizen to Improve Your Business with Michael Sauri [Best of PowerTips Unscripted]

We’ve talked about getting your Production team engaged in refining your systems and processes by encouraging them to make decisions and look for problems.  But have you considered involving Production in the Design process?    In this episode, Michael Sauri talks about how and why he did just that with Tim and Steve. Through this change, Michael sped the growth of his company. Michael and his wife Deborah started TriVistaUSA in 2005 and the company’s grown to four times the size in as many years — with decreased overhead and increased take-home for their family and employees. Michael received the 2018 Fred Case Remodeling Entrepreneur of the Year. Engaging Production in Design started with Michael working with an architect on a project, and being frustrated — he wanted to offer more options for his client. Michael asked his Production Manager to offer his ideas. Now, everyone involved in a job is involved in the Design process. He tells you how you can do it, and why:  What a charette is Employing a charette concept in other areas Work with your team’s strengths Looking back to other projects for inspiration Using creativity in problem-solving Why input spurs engagement Reducing on-site problems before they can start Changing processes as you grow Why it saves time overall Who to involve and when How to get started And more …  Tapping into your team’s experiences and insights is the first step to getting to the best outcomes and solutions. It’s a continuous process, but can pay dividends in your bottom line, and in employee loyalty.

We’ve talked about getting your Production team engaged in refining your systems and processes by encouraging them to make decisions and look for problems. But have you considered involving Production in the Design process?    In this episode, Michael Sauri talks about how and why he did just that with Tim and Steve. Through this change, Michael sped the growth of his company. Michael and his wife Deborah started <a href="https://www.trivistausa.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TriVistaUSA</a> in 2005 and the company’s grown to four times the size in as many years — with decreased overhead and increased take-home for their family and employees. Michael received the 2018 Fred Case Remodeling Entrepreneur of the Year. Engaging Production in Design started with Michael working with an architect on a project, and being frustrated — he wanted to offer more options for his client. Michael asked his Production Manager to offer his ideas. Now, everyone involved in a job is involved in the Design process. He tells you how you can do it, and why: <ul> <li>What a charette is</li> <li>Employing a charette concept in other areas</li> <li>Work with your team’s strengths</li> <li>Looking back to other projects for inspiration</li> <li>Using creativity in problem-solving</li> <li>Why input spurs engagement</li> <li>Reducing on-site problems before they can start</li> <li>Changing processes as you grow</li> <li>Why it saves time overall</li> <li>Who to involve and when</li> <li>How to get started</li> <li>And more …</li> </ul> Tapping into your team’s experiences and insights is the first step to getting to the best outcomes and solutions. It’s a continuous process, but can pay dividends in your bottom line, and in employee loyalty.

Ep.52: Growing Through Team Engagement with Michael Sauri

Kaizen means (literally) “Change for Good,” and that can mean REALLY good things for your growing remodeling company. This process of constant improvement, with every team member participating, allows your company to constantly raise the bar on its target metrics. In Episode 20, Victoria and Mark learn more about the Kaizen practice of process improvement... The post Ep.20: Constantly Improving Your Business Using Kaizen with Michael Sauri appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

Kaizen means (literally) “Change for Good,” and that can mean REALLY good things for your growing remodeling company. This process of constant improvement, with every team member participating, allows your company to constantly raise the bar on its target metrics. In Episode 20, Victoria and Mark learn more about the Kaizen practice of process improvement... The post <a href="https://powertipspodcast.com/ep-20-constantly-improving-your-business-using-kaizen-with-michael-sauri/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ep.20: Constantly Improving Your Business Using Kaizen with Michael Sauri</a> appeared first on <a href="https://powertipspodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PowerTips Unscripted</a>.