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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2014-03-26, Page 1414 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, March 26, 2014 Happy 85th Birthday Doreen Carter , 4 March 29 1111714L'i L. Love from your family. 0 c A rfil7 „c„, Nun la MARY FOTHERINGHAM Y March 29, 2014 7 ic? thi or no ra tc) "FDV(Dt/4 Love from your family Huron Solutions has local ties, global reach No, Goderich-based Air business owned by Lianti MUlier Dave Flaherty QM! Agency Huron Solutions, owned and oper- ated by certified management con- sultant Lianti Muller, is recognizing a decade of existence. Originally from South Africa, Muller and her family arrived in Canada in 2002, landing in Cambridge. She was pregnant at the time and gave birth to their youngest daughter six weeks later. Her husband's family had already settled in Canada and she said, "there were far better opportunities for employment" here. Milner and her family settled in Goderich in late -2003 and found it was what they were looking for. "We always wanted to be in a small town;' Muller said. She joined Rotary International and The Chamber of Commerce in an attempt to get to know people in town. After establishing Huron Solutions in 2004, Muller performed all the train- ing and testing needed to become a certified management consultant. She is a member of the national board for the Canadian Association of Man- agement Consultants (CMC), the past - president of the Institute for Certified Management Consultants of Ontario (ICMCO) and also the past director of the Huron Manufacturing Association. According to the CMC website, man- agement consulting is "an independent professional advisory service assisting managers and organizations to achieve organizational purposes and objectives by solving management and business problems, identifying and seizing new Alive Again: from grief to new beginnings With Kelly Walker Speaker, Author, Musician April 8th - 7:00 p.m. Blyth Memorial Community Hall Tickets $10.00 Call Huron Hospice 519-527-0655 For tickets or location for pick up Refreshments following presentation CD's and Books will be available for purchase UnibedVlia .„!...d•PG,711-Fluton Certified management consultant Lianti Muller speaks at a process workshop with a new railway company in Cali, Columbia. opportunities, enhancing learning, and implementing changes. Professional management consult- ants may be asked to provide objective advice that will help an organization solve problems or manage change, including business start-up, expansion, reorganization, diversification, down- sizing, disposal of assets, planning, review of operations, launching projects, or acquiring and implement- ing technology. Management consultants are knowl- edgeable in a number of these areas, but most specialize in just one. For example, Muller specializes in operations. She helped Bruce Power streamline their processes in hopes of eliminating wasteful repetitive paperwork and actions. She has consulted for companies in Columbia and Mozambique. Muller said she enjoys the "variety and flexibility" of her profession. "I like to see people suc- ceed and to be part of that success!" According to Muller, the CMC has a code of conduct that members abide by, and they must not get in over their heads by taking on projects they don't have the expertise in. Over the past 10 years, the use of management consul- tation has spread into a number of new industries, including agriculture, Muller said. In recognition of the 10th anniversary of her business, Muller has offered a number of free local work- shops including one in Goderich, which were "well received and well attended!' She keeps busy in her spare time as well. She played a large role in a Rotary International project that helped to train 50 people in Zambia in the art of sewing. Expanding up on that, she helped to found the non-profit organization Impact Zambia. New Life Tabernacle and Cell Ministries from Zam- bia have partnered with Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Goderich as sis- ter churches on the project. Muller serves as Cana- dian country lead for Impact Zambia. Their biggest project on the go is constructing a training centre in Zambia. The project includes two phases; the first is sched- uled to begin in April. They also hope to build an Internet cafe that would help the community become more connected. For more information on Impact Zambia, visit zam- bia.iteams.ca Muller can be contacted at Huron Solutions at 519- 524-7772 ext. 2 or info@ huronsolutions.com. WW1 PARK THEATRE GODER ICH 524-781r:: 730 Nightly S iffl 1014in- „ L.Lica'rri • . • a nas _ DIVERGLN7 IX Am._ Mar. 28 - Apr. 03 !OA 3lui1unt Woudlev ii (F It( YargattaRelb 730 Nightly www.movielinks.ca !Mg dmkotel-Btla-265-3438 ANNOUNCEMENT -- - _ ." ... .... . .., „. .. • ..... ..;rp.3.., • • .0,1 . .f!:7',..`i Terry Smith and Sandra Bennewies were united in marriage February 28, 2014, at the home of Glen and Deb Haney. Thanks to everyone for making our day so special. Terry and Sandra Smith Muller said she enjoys the "variety and flexibility" of her profession. "I like to see people suc- ceed and to be part of that success!" According to Muller, the CMC has a code of conduct that members abide by, and they must not get in over their heads by taking on projects they don't have the expertise in. Over the past 10 years, the use of management consul- tation has spread into a number of new industries, including agriculture, Muller said. In recognition of the 10th anniversary of her business, Muller has offered a number of free local work- shops including one in Goderich, which were "well received and well attended!' She keeps busy in her spare time as well. She played a large role in a Rotary International project that helped to train 50 people in Zambia in the art of sewing. Expanding up on that, she helped to found the non-profit organization Impact Zambia. New Life Tabernacle and Cell Ministries from Zam- bia have partnered with Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Goderich as sis- ter churches on the project. Muller serves as Cana- dian country lead for Impact Zambia. Their biggest project on the go is constructing a training centre in Zambia. The project includes two phases; the first is sched- uled to begin in April. They also hope to build an Internet cafe that would help the community become more connected. For more information on Impact Zambia, visit zam- bia.iteams.ca Muller can be contacted at Huron Solutions at 519- 524-7772 ext. 2 or info@ huronsolutions.com. WW1 PARK THEATRE GODER ICH 524-781r:: 730 Nightly S iffl 1014in- „ L.Lica'rri • . • a nas _ DIVERGLN7 IX Am._ Mar. 28 - Apr. 03 !OA 3lui1unt Woudlev ii (F It( YargattaRelb 730 Nightly www.movielinks.ca !Mg dmkotel-Btla-265-3438