John Wunderlich C.P.A., Senior Coach

A passionate promoter of good business practices, John has over 35 years of combined experience
in public accounting and industry. He started his career with Deloitte Touche, where he served on an
international assignment in Europe. John left public accounting to serve as Executive Vice President
and CFO of Fred Weber, Inc., a $250 million construction/mining company. He was a member of the
Board of Directors and one of three executives who served on the Executive Committee of the Board.
John has spent the last six years as a Consultant, working with a variety of companies. He has helped
CEOs address operational issues that directly impact profitability and cash flow. This involves the
development of a performance measurement system, where Key Performance Indicators are identified
and tracked on a business dashboard. It produces results because it is based on instilling a culture of
accountability and execution. He has also converted manufacturing companies from a traditional batch
processing approach to a single-piece through-put environment, or lean manufacturing. Lean
Manufacturing, Also known simply as "lean", it is a philosophy that considers the expenditure of resources
for any goal other than the creation of value for the end customer to be wasteful, and thus a target for elimination.
The seven wastes that are targeted by lean are: overproduction, unnecessary transportation, inventory,
motion, defects, over-processing and waiting. The tools, techniques and practices are derived from the
Toyota Production System.
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