About the Speaker

Pickering Ontario

Searching the Optimality in Organizational Design

Participants in this workshop will develop an understanding of: The ingredients defining the organizational architecture. The most relevant factors of influence on the organizational growth Boundaries of system functionality - attributes of the organizational structure and corporate culture limiting performance
Optimization of size and function - finding the sweet spot of organizational design Success stories and best practices applications from the industry.

Featured Best Practice(s)
Organizations are complex systems, in which performance is conditioned by the interplay between technical capabilities, human capital and the functionality of their infrastructure. This presentation provides a perspective on the methodology available to the manufacturing organizations in their search for the optimal configuration.

About the Speaker:

Dorin Radu, Corporate Managing Director, Nelson Industrial Inc.
Over twenty five years of work experience in a variety of fields ranging from process engineering, through product design and development, academic teaching, quality systems, information systems, to operations and general management. I acquired my engineering education in the field of Electronics and Telecommunications in Romania (B.Sc - 1984 and Post Graduate Degree - 1985), Six Sigma training at GE (MBB - 1998), and my Managerial and Business degrees (MBA - 2005) from two reputable North American Universities (Schulich School of Business - York University, Toronto and Kellogg School of Management - Northwestern University, Chicago, IL). I am currently Corporate Managing Director of a medium size manufacturing company specialized in metal products for various industries.