Cyril Grand

Cyril Grand has over 20 years of work experience in various roles related to innovation, design thinking, lean management, and process development. Cyril currently works at Shizen as an Innovation Mentor, providing support in design thinking and lean expertise. Prior to this, Cyril worked as a Trainer at NEOMA Business School, specializing in the master's program for digital innovation supply chain. Cyril also worked as a Senior Consultant at Progress Partners SAS, where they focused on innovation and design for Lean Six Sigma. Cyril has previous experience at Accenture as a Lean Six Sigma MBB and at Autoliv as both a Production System & Quality Director and a Quality Manager & Lean Sigma MBB. Cyril began their career at Autoliv France as a Kaizen & Lean Engineer and also held a role as an Industrialization Engineer at La Couronne. Cyril's early experience includes a project at Mars in process development.

Cyril Grand's education history is as follows:

In 2022-2023, they attended International Mozaik and pursued a Professional Coach degree in the field of study.

In 2009, they attended Georges Group and obtained a degree in LSS MBB (Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt) in the field of Banking and Financial Support Services.

In 2005, they attended JUSE to obtain certification in International TQM (Total Quality Management).

In 2004, Cyril received a PM Prize certification from JIPM.

In 2002, they attended i omega / Autoliv and earned a Six Sigma MBB (Master Black Belt) degree.

From 1998 to 1999, they attended APICS and completed CPIM modules (Certified in Production and Inventory Management).

From 1994 to 1997, Cyril studied at CESI and obtained a Generalist Engineer degree in Project and Industrial Engineering.

In terms of additional certifications, Cyril became an Accredited Training Associate by the International Association for Six Sigma Certification in June 2016. Cyril also obtained a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt certification from Iomega in 2002. Additionally, they acquired a certification in Supply Chain Management from APICS Supply Chain Council, although specific details about the year and institution are not provided.