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What are the key factors that contribute to business excellence? How can organisations eliminate rework and improve overall productivity? In this episode, we explore these topics and more with Jade Wilcox, Managing Director of Wilcox Limousines, winner of the CQI’s Quality Organization of the Year award. Discover how she tackled the challenges of rework and inefficiencies, resulting in a 28% increase in production speed. A must-listen for business leaders!
One of Jade’s mottos is: “If it scares me, I do it”, so listen out for her thoughts on overcoming fear and dealing with imposter syndrome, and how she inspired her team to work in new ways, with new found confidence.
"When we look at our new vehicles, they are 28% quicker to make, which if we made 100 of them, that would add £1.2 million to our bottom line without us actually doing anything."
When Jade became MD in June 2020, the system worked, but she could see that to remain a market leader, the organisation needed to adapt, and quickly.
By launching an improvement programme which touched every area of the business, Jade led her team through a remarkable business transformation, which culminated in achieving international recognition through the CQI’s prestigious Quality Organisation of the Year Award. Listen as she reflects on their success.
Recognising that experienced employees can offer valuable insight, Jade ensures that communication is a two-way street when it comes to the business strategy.
Not only that, talking to the team and harnessing their knowledge makes a huge difference to how their people see things, and allows the organisation to move forward together.
Join PMI’s Susannah Clarke in the studio with Jade Wilcox, MD of Wilcox Limousines, as they talk all things Business Excellence. You’ll hear them discuss:
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