Join GENEDGE for an intensive, results-driven Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Training—a one-week course designed to empower professionals to drive measurable improvements, reduce inefficiencies, and become leaders in operational excellence.
Whether you’re in manufacturing, government, healthcare, or services, this course will give you the practical tools, leadership skills, and confidence to lead high-impact improvement projects.
This 5-day course will cover:
Why You Should Attend
Advance Your Career – Stand out with a respected industry credential that demonstrates your ability to lead change and deliver ROI.
Deliver Meaningful Results – Learn how to identify root causes of problems, eliminate waste, streamline processes, and boost productivity.
Gain In-Demand Skills – Master Lean Six Sigma tools and techniques from data analysis to team leadership and project management.
Make an Immediate Impact – Apply what you learn right away with a hands-on simulation and personalized project coaching to reinforce your skills.
What’s Included
5 full days of instructor-led, expert training 
Hands-on DMAIC simulation to apply concepts in real time 
Printed course materials and resources 
Daily lunch and refreshments 
5 hours of remote coaching for your certification project 
Green Belt Certificate and CEUs from Virginia Tech (upon successful project completion) This course will be taught by Tony Cerilli (Senior Vice President, Client Services at GENEDGE), using hands-on exercises and process simulations.
At GENEDGE, Tony develops and directs a statewide network of practice managers and subject matter experts to serve the needs of manufacturing, research and development, and engineering businesses as they seek to innovate, compete, and grow. He has extensive experience working with the MEP National Network, beginning with his previous position as the Director of National Programs. Tony is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt.
Prior to joining GENEDGE, Tony worked in automotive fuel system manufacturing, the nuclear power industry in Instrumentation and Controls with ComEd, and in nuclear propulsion while in the U.S. Navy Submarine Service.