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Improve company practices to enhance earning potential KRM will help you establish strategic processes that increase profitability through top-line growth and cost-structure improvements. We can help move your business into broader market opportunities by streamlining decision-making and business processes, from simple workflow restructuring to complete system overhauls.
| | Make more effective financial decisions and investments We offer substantial experience in managing capital-investment processes that ensure cost-effective and lucrative expansion of services. We are skilled at setting up and operating all aspects of financial and administrative departments, making sure you have the right short-term and long-term resources and staff. | | Manage valuable business information for continued growth Expand your gathering and reporting processes for financial and other business information. KRM will assure that you receive timely and accurate reports of key business measures. This is vital for effective risk management and prompt execution of growth opportunities. Reduce administrative expenses without sacrificing quality or customer service KRM has the know-how to effectively manage non-core, yet vital processes such as meeting quality-assurance standards, capital-investment planning, monitoring raw-material costs, and much more. This gives you more time to promote effective customer relationships, market expansion and product development. |  |
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Southwest Washington Executive Manufacturers' Forum: November 18th 2009 |
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009 |
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Thanks to our Members, Guests and our Presenters who gathered November 18th at the Marshall House for our last Forum of 2009. Sustainability in Manufacturing was the theme for the evening. Gary Langenwalter and Kyle Stavig, two local business leaders with a passion for sustainability, lead us through presentations on the theme. Kyle and Gary have extensive experience in Lean manufacturing and use the principles of Lean frequently on their sustainability journey. |
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Southwest Washington Executive Manufacturers' Forum: May 20th 2009 |
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 |
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Thanks to Paul Patterson for a thought provoking presentation last night at our 22nd meeting for the Southwest Washington Executive Manufacturers’ Forum. He tackled the formidable task of covering Innovative Product Development and Product Lifecycle Management in less than two hours – leaving our craniums crammed with new ideas. Near the end of his presentation he shared with us a useful technique to evaluate which products to develop and which to harvest; and which industry sectors to attack and which to avoid. |
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Wahkiakum Business Fair Presentation |
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Saturday, 18 April 2009 |
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On Saturday April 18th, KRM's Steve Rosvold presented on "Using the Numbers to Communicate, Analyze and Run Your Business" at the Wahkiakum & Naselle Business Fair held in Cathlamet, WA. The fair included sessions on marketing, planning and business development as well as roundtable discussions with local business people. Please click the link below for a copy of Steve's presentation. Using the Numbers to Communicate, Analyze and Run Your Business |
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Southwest Washington Exective Manufacturers' Forum: February 18th 2009 |
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009 |
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On Wednesday night we kicked off the 2009 series of the Southwest Washington Executive Manufacturers’ Forum with a social hour and interactive presentation at the Marshall House. Rick Howell, VP of Human Capital at Longview Fibre, delivered an A+ ( 4.0s across the board from all attendees) presentation on How to Train Our Workforce. Here are a few highlights from Rick’s presentation. |
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Southwest Washington Executive Manufacturers' Forum : November 19th 2008 |
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 |
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We scheduled more time than normal for our quarterly meeting Wednesday night. Participants indicated the extra time was well spent and the added session on the Economy a good way to help folks keep the big picture in mind. The survey ratings were again very high. |
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