Speaker Profile
JASMIN NUHIC
As a Blue Chip and Start-up, hands-on, global, multi-site (both in US and OUS), multi-lingual, multi-cultural, dynamic, results-driven Manufacturing Executive leader, I have over two decades of successfully balancing between creating strategic initiatives and increasing people engagement. I am adept in collaboration with senior executives, operational excellence (through use of lean sigma, six sigma, cell operating methodologies and strengths-based coaching), innovation, M&A/integration (8), and growth while adhering to quality standards, regulatory requirements, and company objectives within FDA/ ISO/ Life Sciences industry. Expert in managing in-house and CDMO (contract design and manufacturing organizations) complex manufacturing (Class III, Class II, Class I, Biologics, Tissue, and Combo-devices), engineering, Quality management, change management, program management, and inclusive people leadership. Positive and verifiable track record in transformation, execution, and cost management . Champion of Quality First (QF), Audit Readiness (AR), Continuous Improvement (CI), and EHS mindset. I ma known for promoting and improving Inclusion, Diversity and Equity (DE&I), Women in STEM and Leadership. as well as Work-Life Balance. Published author and passionate about flying/airplanes and knowledge sharing.
Jasmin Nuhic
May 21 2024
03 : 00 PM EST
60 Minutes
Current Good Manufacturing Practices
Current Good Manufacturing Practices, which include current good documentation practices, and elements of continuous improvement are both a law (regulations) and the right thing to do for any manufacturing operations.During this webinar, we will focus on 15, basic-to-intermediate, practices, including what they mean, how they work together, and why they stimulate continuous improvement (and yes, they do not..
Jasmin Nuhic
April 22 2024
03 : 00 PM EST
60 Minutes
Continues Improvements using 7 Basic Quality Tools
The Seven Basic Quality Tools, also known as “The original seven” or “The basics for Quality job” or “Must-know Quality Tools” as well as the most frequently used Quality tools, were first promoted by Kaoru Ishikawa, a professor of engineering at Tokyo University and the father of "quality circles." These tools, while there can be slight variations, include a Cause-and-effect diagram (also called Ishikawa o..