Who We Are

The Mid-South Quality Productivity Center (MSQPC) is a partnership of the Greater Memphis Chamber and Southwest Tennessee Community College with a mission to champion market excellence. We are also a Tennessee Board of Regents Center of Emphasis.

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Our Mission

To champion market excellence for organizations in Memphis, the Mid-South region, and globally, by offering Baldrige-based assessments, consulting, quality/productivity enhancements, corporate development and employee development.

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Upcoming Events

Aug 05
Dec 03

Lean Six Sigma Dual Certification (Yellow/Green/Black)

Lean Six Sigma Dual Certification Training  - Earn your Lean Six Sigma certification LOCALLY in just one night per week!  STARTS AUGUST ... Learn More and sign up »
Aug 13
13

4 Disciplines of Execution

In one day learn to distinguish the important from the wildly important goals of your work. Appreciate the importance of staying aligned with the mission of the organization. Develop measurements for your goals and a plan to implement them. Receive and practice with tools to accomplish your goals. Learn More and sign up »
Sep 16
17

Internal Auditor Training

This two-day workshop provides the essential skills and know-how needed in conducting internal quality system audits. Participants are taught how to examine and evaluate the effectiveness of their facility’s quality assurance. Learn More and sign up »

Recent News

Dr. Fisher Greets Secretary of Commerce, Penny Pritzker at “Made in Rural America" Regional Forum

Jul 22, 2014

MSQPC Executive Director/CEO, Dr. Donald C. Fisher greets Secretary of Commerce, Penny Pritzker at the “Made in Rural America Regional Forum”, where she was the keynote speaker on July 17, 2014.

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Memphian points to Baldrige performance excellence as cure for what ails VA hospitals

Jul 07, 2014

It could have helped avoid the scandal rocking the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs over wait times, bonuses and cover ups at medical centers serving the nation’s veterans, said Donald C. Fisher.

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