Janet Hammill

Janet Hammill has a vast work experience spanning across multiple companies and roles. In 2002, they began their career at Rohm and Haas Company as a Business Process Excellence Lead. Janet later joined The Dow Chemical Company in 2002 and held various positions, including the role of Business Process Excellence Lead and Sadara Project Organizational Effectiveness Leader. In 2013, they started their own consulting firm, J L Hammill Consulting LLC, where they served as a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and Organization Excellence Consultant. Janet also worked at GELRAD as an Executive Coach and Executive Lean Six Sigma Coach. Janet joined Best Practice Institute in 2019 as the Global Change Management Lead for Business Transformation. Additionally, they worked as an Adjunct Professor at St Vincent College and the University of Pittsburgh, teaching Change Management and Lean Audit courses. Janet also served as a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and Change Management 3rd Party Partner at Catalyst Connection. Recently, they worked as a Coach at Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University. Overall, Janet Hammill has extensive experience in Lean Six Sigma, Change Management, and Business Transformation.

Janet Hammill holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Chemical Engineering, which they obtained from Carnegie Mellon University from 1978 to 1980. Additionally, they have obtained several certifications throughout their career, including the authorship of a chapter on Continuous Improvement from McGraw Hill in 2022. Janet also holds the certifications of Lean Change Agent Explorer from the Lean Change Management Association in 2019, Scrum Master Certified (SMC) and Scrum Product Owner Certified (SPOC) from Scrum.org in 2019. Other certifications include Chevron Project Development and Execution Processes (CPDEP) and Operational Excellence (OE) certifications from Chevron in 2014, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt from Dow in 2010, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt from Smarter Solutions, Inc. in 2000, and Six Sigma Belt from GE Plastics (now Sabic Innovative Plastics) in 1999.