Trade Partners

How Congress Delivers Value to Trade Partners

Join us in advancing Lean practices as a community—Congress is where new ideas spark and transformative learning begins. The connections and insights gained throughout the event are unmatched. Hear from owners and Lean leaders on topics tailored to every stage of Lean learning, and take home actionable methodologies to elevate your work.

Why Attend?

Deepen Your Lean Knowledge: Explore Lean processes that extend beyond your daily tasks and uncover new ways to transform your projects and operations.

Apply Practical Takeaways: Implement tools, strategies, and fresh perspectives to enhance your work and drive success within your organization.
Participate in Tailored Sessions: Attend sessions and Live Labs designed specifically for trade partners, providing targeted insights to advance your role in Lean practices.
Collaborate and Exchange Ideas: Engage in open discussions with industry leaders and peers to discover innovative approaches and solutions.
Drive Organizational Transformation: Use Lean thinking and tools to improve not just project outcomes but your entire business operation.

Take action and elevate your Lean journey at Congress—learn, grow, and inspire meaningful change in your organization!

“LCI Congress is about having great conversations in the halls and in the training sessions. If you have any interest in Lean at all, I don’t know how you can’t be inspired being with people excited about it. That’s what makes it fun. I come back ready to take on new challenges.”

Henry Nutt, III

Preconstruction Executive, Southland Industries

“LCI Congress continues to bring together researchers, industry experts, design, and construction professionals to learn, share and advance Lean behaviors and practices. The craft and trades professionals share how they are rethinking the possibilities of construction and creating a community of builders who are empowered to help transform the construction industry by focusing on respect for people and continuous improvement.”

Stephanie Roldan

Vice President, Learning and Development, Rosendin