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Noted author, consultant and ASQ Fellow provides program for May 16 SVS meeting |
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The Scioto Valley Section's May 16, 2000, membership meeting at Moyers Winery and Restaurant just west of Manchester was a resounding success. The tour of the Winery was very enlightening, and the food and the view of the Ohio River were great. but the most outstanding aspect of this meeting was the speaker. Terry Regel, ASQ Fellow, noted author, lecturer and management consultant on the subject of quality auditing, traveled all the way from Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, to speak to Section members on the subject of assessment strategies. Regel proved why he is an ASQ Fellow and a successful author and consultant. His presentation was prepared, professional and polished. Mr. Regel congratulated Scioto Valley on its attainment of Section status, addressed the subject of assessment strategies very solidly, talked about Quality Audit certification, and ended with a discussion of the mission, history, status and benefits of membership in the Quality Audit Division. |
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Above left, audience members included (clockwise from left) Kate and Wade Midkiff, Dave Boothe, Bonnie Spencer and John Cormier. Above right, Bechtel Jacobs staff and SVS members Dan Longpre and Grant Germann listening to the tour guide during the pre-dinner tour of the winery. |
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Above left, Section Chair Bob Rinderman presented, for the benefit of attending members and guests, the charter for the new "Scioto Valley Section" as approved by the ASQ Board of Directors just 10 days prior to this membership meeting. Above right, Members and guests in the audience included Columbus Section member and quality trainer Mike Boggs; and Mead Corporation staff and SVS members Kathy Tolliver, Sandy Endicott and Angi Pennington. USEC staff and SVS member John Bellows is in the background. |
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Above left, Mark Cade appreciated Regel's humorous injects during his enlightening presentation on quality auditing. Above center, members and guests included Pamela Sperling, Don Spencer, Angi Pennington and Doug Scott. Above right, Terry Regel congratulates ASQ's first Section of the millenium.
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