About ASQ San Diego – Section 703

History:
ASQ traces its beginnings to the end of World War II, as quality experts and manufacturers sought ways to sustain the many quality-improvement techniques used during wartime. ASQ has played a crucial role in upholding these standards from the past while, at the same time, championing continued innovation in the field of quality.

About ASQ By the end of the 1970s, the principles of quality had greatly influenced manufacturing and other industrial processes, by focusing attention on how products and services could define and meet technical specifications. An overwhelming number of businesses typically established a quality-control department, to ensure specifications were met.

Mission:
ASQ's mission is to facilitate continuous improvement and increased customer satisfaction by identifying, communicating, and promoting the use of quality principles, concepts, technology; and thereby become recognized throughout the world as the leading authority and champion for quality.

Our Section:
Our section (703) was formed January 1, 1952 by a group of aerospace workers and other quality professionals sponsored by General Dynamics in Kearny Mesa, San Diego, California.

Our Vision:
By making quality a global priority, an organizational imperative, and a personal ethic, the American Society for Quality becomes the community for everyone who seeks quality technology, concepts, or tools to improve themselves and their world.


Role and Long-Term Objectives:

Become Stewards of the quality profession by providing member (customer) value.

Become Stewards of the quality movement by providing increased society value from ASQ activities.


Strategy Themes:

Support quality professionals and practitioners to grow in value in the workplace and community.

Provide and communicate the economic case for quality.

Assure that a vital, growing Body of Knowledge is accessible to everyone.

Become the community of choice for quality.

Grow the use and impact of quality in every segment of the economy.

Strive to make sure the world knows the importance and value of quality.

 

Our Elected Officers
ASQ San Diego Section 703 Officers
The term of Office commences July 1 and ends June 30 annually.


Steven H. Babb shbabb@yahoo.com
CHAIR:
Overseer of all section activities.
New job ...
Chair Elect Open:
Selected among the elected section officers in case of emergency loss of elected Chair position. The Vice Chair position was created / appointed due to a vacancy in the office of Chair-Elect. The term limit for the Section Chair and Treasurer is two consecutive years. There is no term limit for the Secretary and Vice Chair position. In case of a vacancy in the office of Section Chair, the Chair-Elect will succeed immediately to the Chair. If there is no Chair-Elect to serve as Section Chair (current situation) the Vice Chair will serve as Section Chair for the ensuing fiscal year. The addition of a Vice Chair position gives the section more organizational flexibility.
Ed Perias eperias@pacbell.net
Vice Chair:
SMP Chair & Volunteer Coordinator:
Assists the Chair with all section activities.
Also acts as SMP Chair
Contact me if you want to know more about volunteering for our section!!
Jody Surowiec jodysuro@hotmail.com
Secretary:
Takes and publishes notes from board meetings.
Moderates meetings.
Brooks Carder brooks@carderemail.com
Treasurer:
Responsible for all financial aspects of our section.
Prepares quarterly reports and tax information to National ASQ.
Reports to our board.
Two year position
Financial State of Our Section: Very Strong
Elayne D. Kristy-Summers elayne.summers@att.net
Education:
Manages development of new and on-going member education programs (refresher courses; not including workshops or regular meetings). Writes a monthly education based message to the membership. Coordinates new and existing instructors and related payments. Coordinates periodic education planning / board meetings.
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