Wed, Oct 14 2026, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Central Time

Presenter: Peter Dmytro Geleta

Abstract

This webinar explores why leadership behavior and organizational culture consistently determine whether Six Sigma becomes a strategic capability or just another failed initiative. It will show how The CDX Method connects strategy, culture, and execution disciplines so that projects deliver sustained business results rather than isolated improvements. The session is designed for executives, deployment leaders, Master Black Belts, and practitioners who want to move beyond tools and projects to build a true culture of execution excellence.

Peter Dmytro Geleta
Peter Dmytro Geleta

About Pete

Peter Dmytro Geleta is the creator of The CDX Method® and founding principal of Extraordinary Execution LLC. He built the method after decades as the go-to operator at DuPont, launching new ventures and turning around struggling businesses across manufacturing, supply chain, marketing, R&D, engineering, sales, and HR, where he saw Lean, Six Sigma, Agile, and other toolkits deliver real value yet compete for scarce leadership attention. The CDX Method unifies those proven practices into one system built on four pillars: Leadership, Culture, Core Execution, and Dynamic Execution. It is designed to restore humanity and joy to the workplace, drive out fear, and make relentless execution part of an organization’s cultural DNA. Peter is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt, Master Black Belt, and Champion, and the author of Develop Business Execution Superpower With The CDX Method. He presents regularly for the International Society of Six Sigma Professionals (ISSSP), showing practitioners how to keep the rigor of Six Sigma while embedding it in a broader execution culture that actually sticks.

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The Missing Ingredients: Leadership and Culture

Wed, Oct 14 2026, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Central Time

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