South Yorkshire’s leading apprenticeship training provider, Whyy? Change, have appointed Greg Grabski as their new Head of Lean & Six Sigma. Greg will be responsible for leading all Lean & Six Sigma Training and Continuous Improvement Apprenticeships.
Greg is Lean & Six Sigma Black Belt and brings over 17 years of experience in quality, continuous improvement, operations, project management to the team, having previously held project and operational management roles.
Most notably, he was the plant manager for Hydro Components and is currently studying towards his CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Leadership.
On joining, Whyy? Change Greg shared:
“I am delighted to join the Whyy? Change team, I see this as a fantastic step forward in my career and an opportunity to learn and develop. It’s an exciting role to which I’m looking forward to supporting businesses across South Yorkshire and developing Lean & Six Sigma practitioners of the future through the 5-star apprenticeship training.”
Ray, CEO of Whyy? Change said:
“Greg has a wealth of practical experience of deploying Lean & Six-Sigma in the real-world and fits perfectly with our behaviours and attitude to learning. Continuous Improvement is my passion, and I’m delighted to have found the right person to lead our Lean & Six-Sigma training programmes and Operational Excellence team into the future.”
Greg’s appointment sees Whyy? Change make two new additions to the team, with Danny Winterbottom joining as their Business Growth Executive. Danny will be responsible for building business relationships with organisations across South Yorkshire.
On making the double appointment, Ray added:
“I’m very lucky that both have chosen to continue their careers with Whyy? and I’m looking forward to introducing them to you.”
Whyy? Change believes in hiring highly skilled practitioners and lifelong learners who are able to share their knowledge, to transform people and the industry in which they operate.
If you’d like to know more about their accredited apprenticeship training, you can get in touch by visiting Whyy? Change’s website www.whyychange.com, emailing info@whyychange.com or calling them on 0114 400 0077.
Prefer to chat? Connect with Greg on LinkedIn or email him on greggrabski@whyychange.com
