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Who We AreThe Leader's Perspective is
A Kansas City-based Consulting and Executive Firm with an international reach
- Focusing on delivering unusually successful people and processes worldwide
- 400 consultants/coaches with wide-ranging expertise
- Business improvement
- Quality improvement/consulting/training
- Works with Single Proprietor companies
- And Large corporations
- Mergers & Acquisitions
Mr. Boyer, President and founder, has 30 years of experience in business, production, and quality processes.
Included among his most significant accomplishments:
- Improving Sony Corp. of America U.S. manufacturing and subcontractors from worst to the best in the Sony network in 2 years.
- Represented Sony Corp of America on national and international standards committees, including Chairman Electronic Industries Consumer Electronic committee that developed the standards for the Compact Disk player.
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The Leader's Perspective - Kansas City Metro Area Office
Alan Boyer 6 Pemford Place Liberty, MO 64068
Tel 816-916-6141 Fax 816-781-4312Email: AlanBoyer@leaders-perspective.com |
Alan Boyer Bio Alan Boyer (CQF, CPMF) founder and President He is Chairman and CEO of The Leader’s Perspective, a company he founded, and has over 400 affiliates. He has worked in 49 of the 50 states, throughout the Pacific Rim, as well as in several countries of Europe and the Middle East.
His thinking style assists organizations to recognize and breakthrough their existing paradigms in order to solve strategic problems and generate non-traditional approaches to work through difficult situations. Alan understands the distinction between simply conducting “training sessions” and facilitating meetings with potentially complex subject matter.
He is an executive coach, business consultant, and manufacturing consultant. His small-business coaching clients often experience a quick hit by doubling their business within weeks. Where he has worked in larger manufacturing organizations, he has doubled process speeds on the manufacturing floor and saved 10’s of millions of dollars.
He has led or facilitated meetings with major corporations and associations such as 3-M, Lear Jet Stereo, Sprint, National Association of Broadcasters, Electronic Industries Association, Electronic Industries Association of Japan, and others. While Chair of the EIA Consumer Electronic Standards committee he oversaw the development of the Compact Disc Player test standards.
He is a Certified Quality Facilitator, as well as a Certified Post-Merger Facilitator for the Total Quality Institute, bringing experience to the mergers and acquisitions field helping clients through the difficult times of combining companies and cultures.
- Certified Quality Facilitator
- Certified Post-Merger Facilitator with Total Quality Institute
Mr. Boyer has spent a large portion of his career traveling throughout the Pacific Rim teaching international companies how to improve quality and reduce costs.
He also owns 4 companies of his own.
He was selected for Who’s Who Among U.S. Executives in 1989. He was selected as Honorary Chairman of the Business Advisory Council under Missouri Congressman Tom Delay, Majority Leader of Congress in 2003, and received the National Leadership Award from the National Republican Congressional Committee. He is 2003 VP of the National Speakers Association Kansas City Chapter. He also co-authored the book, "Maintain Balance in an Unsteady World."
His previous career included both executive level and line/management responsibilities in several major companies including Sony Corporation of America, 3-M, Sprint, Lear Jet Stereo, Maxon Electronics, Maxon North America, Pivot International, and others.
While managing quality at Sony Corporation of America, he took the combined U.S. Sony-owned manufacturing facilities and Sony subcontractors from worst quality in the Sony world to best within two years. This is quite significant considering Japanese quality and the status that Sony has in that culture. He was able to improve not only quality but also increase manufacturing process speeds by four times in most facilities.
He has spent a large portion of his career helping companies develop their business, and develop manufacturing processes and quality the Japanese way. He has helped companies through the ISO9000 certification process and has been a worldwide quality coordinator for an international company.
He has consulted in or managed projects nearing $5 billion, resulting in cost savings and process improvements that exceeded 10’s of millions of dollars per year.
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