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Announcement
of a new Executive Director for the Ohio Partnership
for Excellence
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Board of Trustees of the Ohio
Partnership for Excellence (OPE) is pleased to announce
that Dr. Elaine D. Edgar will be its new Executive
Director effective January 1, 2008. The OPE is a nonprofit
organization created to promote the development of
performance excellence in key sectors of the economy
in Ohio, that includes businesses, schools, hospitals
and government. Each year the OPE presents the state's
premier quality awards to organizations in Ohio. "We
are fortunate to have Elaine Edgar assume the position
of Executive Director, with her diverse background
and experience" said Mark Montoney, MD, chair
of the OPE Board of Trustees. "Furthermore, Elaine
understands the Baldrige criteria and exhibits an
enthusiasm to improve quality."
Elaine Edgar received a Ph.D. degree from The Ohio
State University where she acquired experience working
in university administration. Her career has encompassed
work in higher education at the Ohio Board of Regents
and most recently in secondary education at the Ohio
Department of Education. Elaine has been instrumental
in establishing working relationships among K-12 education,
colleges, universities, businesses and industry. She
has extensive experience in operations, organizational
development, strategic planning, process improvement,
customer service and human relations. Many in the
OPE community know Elaine as she has served as an
examiner for the organization for several award cycles
and has participated as a volunteer on OPE committees.
For more information, please contact Al Faber, CEO
& President,
TPE Board Chairman, at 614-425-7157. |
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All organizations face hurdles, some become
great, some stumble and sway, others just
fade away. Great organizations are able to
create a culture of excellence.
They create a way of doing business that sees
past the short term day-to-day struggle to
a long-term, sustainable vision of excellence.
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