Small Town, Big Success
Grygla-based Machinewell uses automation to achieve record sales with half the workforce.
About Keith
Keith Gadacz is a business growth consultant who works with manufacturing companies across Minnesota to help them build and implement ISO business management systems to drive business performance. Keith knows that an effective business management system is the strongest foundation for growth for any manufacturer. His extensive experience in implementing and managing ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D:2016, and ISO 13485:2016 quality management systems make Keith a valuable resource for Enterprise Minnesota clients.
Prior to joining Enterprise Minnesota, Keith served as quality manager and continuous improvement champion for Nortech Systems in Merrifield, MN and as quality manager for Minnesota Rubber & Plastics in Litchfield MN.
A resident of Brainerd, MN, Keith enjoys fishing, spending time with family, and loving life in the Brainerd Lakes area.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics – University of Minnesota-Morris
Certifications
- Six Sigma – Green Belt Certification
- Certified Lead Auditor ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016
Additional resources:
Enterprise Minnesota consulting services
Author Content
Wired for Success
Under new ownership, MNSTAR has doubled revenue in each of the past two years.
Why Be Average?
The Weekly Report – July 25, 2022 Use ISO 9001:2015 to connect daily metrics to business strategy.
An Important Pivot
After losing their quality manager, two company owners learn their own value in passing an ISO audit.
Building a Personal Toolbox
How Keith Gadacz used his diverse experience to become a well-rounded — and busy — quality management systems consultant.
Key Investments
Enterprise Minnesota consultants are upgrading their credentials to serve a diverse client base.
ISOooo fast
Some manufacturers are using the COVID downtime to pursue ISO certification at warp speed.
Reality Check
Are you ready for your ISO audit?
Can You Play on Two Teams?
Rotation Engineering discovers a way to ‘zipper together’ EOS and ISO.