Biography of Robert J. Osterhoff
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Thirty-one years with Xerox Corporation in operations and staff assignments, including National Quality
Manager (U.S.), Region Controller, Region Quality Manager and Chief Quality
Officer for the Xerox Services Division.
Retired 2002 as a Vice President and Director, Corporate Quality and
Knowledge Sharing, Xerox Worldwide.
Presently an independent consultant (www.osterhoff.com).
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Served seven years as a Senior Examiner, Site Visit Leader and member of the
Board of Examiners, Malcolm Baldrige National
Quality Award (1988 – 1993, 2001).
From 1994-2000 served on the Advisory Task Force of the Malcolm Baldrige
Foundation, Inc. and from 2001-2006 Treasurer
and member of the Board of
Directors of the Baldrige Foundation.
Has examined over one hundred
(100) organizations using Baldrige- assessment skills, including written
assessments, site visits, organizational feedback and improvement planning.
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delivered lectures, seminars and keynote
addresses on business systems, knowledge management, benchmarking, improvement
processes and the future of quality in many countries, including Japan, China, India, Brazil,
Canada, Germany, Belgium, Argentina, the Philippines, Mexico, Singapore,
Vietnam, Taiwan and throughout the United States. In addition to serving as instructor for
U.S. Baldrige examiners for three years, he has also conducted Baldrige-based
examiner training and/or consultation in New Zealand, India, Hong Kong, China
(PRC), Russia, Thailand and the states of New York and Washington.
• Has
provided international consulting expertise in the area of organizational effectiveness assessments,
knowledge management, organizational improvement methodologies, policy
deployment systems and benchmarking techniques.
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Author of numerous journal and magazine
features and three books, including the latest, Inside The Lionel Trains
Fun Factory ~ The History of a Manufacturing Icon and The Place Where Childhood
Dreams Were Made, published in 2008.
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Served as an Adjunct Instructor, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester,
New York and a faculty member, Marketing and Customer Value Institute,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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