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SUMMARY:Alameda County\, CA Small Scale Development Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The Small Scale Development Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project\, how a building makes money\, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment. \nIN PARTNERSHIP WITH: \nBuild It Green and StopWaste \nThis workshop is part of the Alameda County Small Developer Incubator. \nSCHOLARSHIP \nA limited number of full scholarships (rate reduced to $0) and partial scholarships (rate reduced to $50) for the workshop are available\, apply here. Scholarship applications have closed. \nDetails\nREGISTRATION \nEarly Bird Registration Rate ($150) – open until February 27\, 2025\nRegular Registration Rate ($170) – open until March 1\, 2025\nLast Minute Registration Rate ($190) – open if space is available. \nIncDev Associate and Charter Members receive a 20% discount.
URL:https://www.resilienteastbay.org/event/alameda-county-ca-small-scale-development-workshop/
LOCATION:Fremont Downtown Event Center\, 3500 Capitol Avenue\, Fremont\, CA\, 94538\, United States
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SUMMARY:Women MakingCA
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of women in California’s manufacturing industry at CMTA’s Annual Women MakingCA Conference and awards ceremony hosted every March during Women’s History Month. 2025’s conference will be on March 13th in Sacramento\, CA at the prestigious Kimpton Sawyer Hotel. \nNominations for the awards program are open in the form below until Friday\, January 17.
URL:https://www.resilienteastbay.org/event/women-makingca/
LOCATION:California
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SUMMARY:Lean Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Lean manufacturing processes have revolutionized the way that many leading enterprises deliver products to their customers and manage their supplier relationships. A key ingredient to achieve sustained operational excellence is an organization immersed in Lean thinking. \nManex’s Lean Simulation Workshop (LSW) combines classroom content with a hands-on simulation of a production facility\, educating participants on using the Lean principles to enhance productivity. We use Legos to teach principles of lean by building a production line for airplanes and producing airplanes all day\, until all the principles are learned and put into action. Designed for all levels of manufacturing personnel\, the LSW teaches the fundamentals of Lean\, while providing a necessary conduit from concept and methodology to implementation on a shop floor. \nThe LSW provides participants with the launch point for engaging the elements necessary to achieve and accelerate continuous improvement\, productivity\, profitability\, and bottom-line impact using Lean. \nThe Power of Lean \n\n90% reduction in lead time (cycle time)\n50% increase in productivity\n80% reduction in work-in process\n80% improvement in quality\n75% reduction in space utilization\n\nOur projects average more than 600% ROI – that’s a $6 return for every dollar invested in these activities.\nApproach \nManex’s LSW is a full-day session that introduces the basic concepts of Lean Manufacturing and incorporates three rounds of a manufacturing simulation\, blending knowledge with a hands-on environment needed to reinforce the concepts and maximize the learning experience. \nOur experts use an application-oriented approach to learning and applying Lean throughout your organization. This practice-driven session focuses on the tools\, processes\, and thinking to structure Lean methods in your company. The day is designed to help you build an understanding of Lean concepts and principles and learn how to apply them to various business processes through the simulations. \nAll of our experts are senior level managers with an average of 20 years of in-depth manufacturing experience. You will have the opportunity to discuss implementation issues with them and learn first-hand from their experience. \nClassroom \nOur Lean experts bring in-depth manufacturing experience and real-world examples while providing one-on-one personal attention for each participant. Participants gain a detailed overview of the different Lean improvement tools and methods and the structural elements of an integrated production system. \nPresenting the following Lean principles: \n\nCellular Manufacturing\nVisual Factory / Workplace Organization\nValue-added Floor Space\nInventory Reduction\nScrap and Rework Reduction\nLead Time and Changeover Reduction\nStandardized Work\nWorkforce Redeployment\n\nSimulation \nManex’s LSW includes a three-round simulation to enable a much deeper and longer-lasting understanding of the Lean principles and their correlation to continuous improvement activities. \nFor each round of the simulation\, participants are assigned a unique work station on the assembly line of an airplane manufacturer. Complete with parts\, inventory\, quality control\, and incoming customer orders\, the simulation lets participants apply the Lean principles and tools into a real-life production process. \nAfter the first two rounds\, production results are shared. Then\, with coaching from the Manex facilitators\, participants work as a team to refine the manufacturing process\, recommend improvements\, and implement changes for the next round. \nBenefits \n\nLearn how implementing Lean techniques maximizes business results\nPractice using Lean tools in a real-world manufacturing environment\nAcquire the skills necessary to improve productivity immediately\n\nPresenters \nIan Van Sinderen\nWith more than 20 years of experience in Lean process improvement\, Ian Van Sinderen is an experienced industrial and manufacturing engineering consultant with a Lean Six Sigma Blackbelt. Skilled in streamlining and scaling operations\, Mr. Van Sinderen consistently demonstrates the application of Lean techniques to improve business operations by reducing waste and creating flow. He is passionate about coaching engineers and leading project teams. \n\nGrace Steele\nGrace Steele has over 30 years of operations and supply chain management experience in the beverage\, food\, supplement\, medical device\, and pharmaceutical industries. She has industry experience in manufacturing\, quality and regulatory sciences\, International Organization for Standardization (ISO)\, engineering\, supply chain\, project management\, and operational excellence with an emphasis on Lean methodologies. She has a Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma and has led projects that delivered multi-million dollars in savings.\n\n\n\n\n*Lunch will be provided. Dietary restrictions will be requested during registration.
URL:https://www.resilienteastbay.org/event/lean-simulation-workshop/
LOCATION:Plaza San Ramon\, 2010 Crow Canyon Place\, Suite 130\, San Ramon\, CA\, 94583\, United States
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SUMMARY:East Bay Industrial Lands
DESCRIPTION:For the past three years\, East Bay EDA has led the Resilient East Bay initiative\, highlighting how the region’s manufacturing legacy has provided the foundation for the dynamic and thriving industrial innovation ecosystem that defines many parts of the East Bay. \nThroughout this work\, East Bay EDA and other regional partners have recognized the importance of retaining and developing industrial lands\, which play an important role in inclusive economic development\, by allowing a region to create quality manufacturing jobs\, source its materials locally\, and retain its economic diversity. \nJoin East Bay EDA and its members and partners to learn more about the current challenges and future opportunities of supporting a diverse and resilient industrial economy. Register here! \nPanelists: \n\nEd Del Beccaro\, Executive Vice President\, TRI Commercial (Moderator)\nJanet Galvez\, VP\, Investment Officer\, Prologis\nDonovan Lazaro\, Director of Economic Development\, City of Fremont\nJohn McManus\, Vice Chairman\, Brokerage Services\, Cushman & Wakefield\nPaul Nguyen\, Chief Economic Development Officer\, City of Hayward
URL:https://www.resilienteastbay.org/event/east-bay-industrial-lands/
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SUMMARY:2025 East Bay Innovation Awards
DESCRIPTION:The 12th annual East Bay Innovation Awards returns to downtown Oakland on the evening of Thursday\, March 27\, 2025. Join us for a fun-filled evening presented by PG&E where the awardees will be revealed. Networking begins at 5:00 pm. Tickets include food and beverage. \nAbout the East Bay Innovation Awards \nThe East Bay is a world-class leader when it comes to innovation and entrepreneurship. Often referred to as the “Academy Awards of the East Bay\,” the East Bay Innovation Awards is the premier program that celebrates and honors the extraordinary companies and organizations that contribute to the East Bay’s legacy of innovation. For over a decade\, the annual awards ceremony has showcased outstanding organizations that embrace innovation in their manufacturing\, products\, services\, design\, and information. \nProgram & Host \nWe are thrilled to welcome back Emmy Award-winning journalist\, NBC Bay Area news anchor and reporter\, Gia Vang as event host for the 2025 award ceremony. As Co-Founder of the Very Asian Foundation\, Gia has led efforts to combat racism and create change for AANHPI communities. \nMeet the 2025 Finalists \nEast Bay EDA is pleased to announce the selection of the Alameda County Community Food Bank and the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano as the 2025 Legacy Awardees. \nCatalyst \nActivate Berkeley (Berkeley) \nOakstop (Oakland) \nUptima Entrepreneur Cooperative (Oakland) \nYouth ALIVE! (Oakland) \nCommunity Impact \nA.B.O. Comix (Oakland) \nAC Transit (Oakland) \nCristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School (Oakland) \nDiablo Valley College’s Industrial Automation and Robotics Program (Pleasant Hill) \nHiiiWAV (Oakland) \nOpportunity Junction (Antioch) \nRebuilding Together East Bay Network (Berkeley) \nRichmond Community Foundation (Richmond) \nManufacturing \nArgent Materials Inc. (Oakland) \nBloom Energy (Fremont) \nBrimstone (Oakland) \nCalitho (Concord) \nVeev (Hayward) \nProduct or Technology \nAsparaGlue (Berkeley) \nCoreshell Technologies\, Inc. (San Leandro) \nEndiatx (Hayward) \nKairos Power LLC (Alameda) \nNoya PBC (Oakland) \nVenue Information \nBuilt in 1927 and accentuated by Italian Renaissance detailing throughout\, there is always something new to discover at the Oakland Scottish Rite Center. Overlooking Lake Merritt\, the Center features two equally breathtaking main event spaces and many additional meeting spaces of varying sizes\, with the capacity to host everything from intimate cocktail receptions to 3\,000 attendee conferences. \n2025 Sponsorship \nSponsorship opportunities are available for the 2025 event. Download our sponsorship sheet and contact us at info@eastbayeda.org to learn how you can sponsor East Bay innovation!
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