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ISO9001 TRANSITION WEBINAR SERIES

Prepare Today for Tomorrow’s Quality Management Requirements

The next revision of ISO 9001 is approaching, bringing important updates that will impact quality management systems across industries. Organizations that begin preparing now will be better positioned to navigate the transition efficiently, minimize disruption, and strengthen their competitive advantage.

Join quality management expert and ISO 9001 auditor Maria Altieri of TDO (Train, Develop, Optimize) for a three-part webinar series designed to help manufacturers and other organizations understand upcoming changes, assess their readiness, and explore the business value of certification.

Whether your organization is already ISO 9001 certified, preparing for the upcoming revision, or considering certification for the first time, this series provides practical guidance and actionable insights to help you move forward with confidence.

Register Now for One or More of These Webinars

Webinar 1 ISO 9001 Revision Update – What's Coming and How to Prepare

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The next revision of ISO 9001 is on the horizon, and organizations that begin preparing now will be in the best position to transition smoothly when the new standard is published.

This session explores the latest ISO 9001 draft updates, anticipated changes to quality management system requirements, and practical steps organizations can take today to prepare.

You’ll Learn:

  • The current status and timeline of the ISO 9001 revision process
  • Key proposed changes included in the draft standard
  • How the revisions may affect your quality management system
  • Steps organizations can take now to reduce future transition risks
  • Best practices for planning and implementing changes efficiently

Who Should Attend:

  • Quality managers
  • Executives
  • Process owners
  • Internal auditors
  • Organizations currently certified to ISO 9001
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Webinar 2
ISO 9001:2026 – How to Identify Your Gaps Before the Transition

Date: July 27, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM ET

As organizations begin preparing for the upcoming ISO 9001:2026 revision, one question stands above all others: How ready is your quality management system for the changes ahead?

This practical webinar helps organizations identify potential gaps before the transition period begins. Participants will be guided through a structured readiness assessment and learn how to prioritize improvements before the revised standard is released.

You’ll Learn:

  • Risk-based thinking and organizational maturity
  • Integration of climate change and external issues into the QMS
  • Process performance measurement and meaningful metrics
  • Leadership engagement and quality culture development
  • Change management planning and execution
  • Organizational knowledge and competency management
  • Strategic alignment between business and quality objectives

What You’ll Gain:

  • A practical readiness assessment tool
  • Insight into common transition challenges
  • A simple scoring framework to benchmark preparedness
  • Guidance on prioritizing improvement activities

Who Should Attend:

  • Quality managers
  • Executives
  • Internal auditors
  • Organizations currently certified to ISO 9001
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Webinar 3 Unlock New Opportunities with ISO 9001 and AS9100 Certification

Date: August 10, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM ET

Many manufacturers know quality certifications are important—but may not fully understand the opportunities they can unlock.

This webinar is designed for organizations that are not yet certified to ISO 9001 or AS9100 and want to understand how certification can drive growth, improve operations, and open doors to new customers and markets.

Learn how leading manufacturers use certification to strengthen their business, improve efficiency, and meet customer requirements in increasingly competitive supply chains.

You’ll Learn:

  • The differences between ISO 9001 and AS9100 certifications
  • How certification can improve operational performance and consistency
  • Why OEMs, primes, and major customers often require certification
  • The business benefits of implementing a quality management system
  • Common misconceptions that prevent companies from pursuing certification
  • Key steps involved in preparing for certification
  • Available resources and support programs for manufacturers pursuing certification

Who Should Attend:

  • Manufacturers considering certification for the first time
  • Business owners and executives
  • Operations and quality leaders
  • Companies interested in expanding into aerospace, defense, or regulated industries
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Meet Your Instructor

Maria Altieri is a quality professional with a diverse background spanning quality management, consulting, auditing, and program management. She currently serves as both a Quality Consultant and Third-Party ISO 9001 Auditor, helping organizations develop, improve, and maintain effective quality management systems while assessing conformity to international standards.
Maria has over 14 years of combined experience, including 12 years in automotive quality and program management roles, where she led cross-functional initiatives, customer quality activities, process improvements, and compliance efforts within demanding manufacturing environments. Over the past 2.5 years, she has focused on quality consulting and third-party auditing, working with organizations across various industries to implement, assess, and improve management systems.
Drawing from both implementation and auditing perspectives, Maria provides practical, real-world guidance on ISO 9001 requirements, helping organizations understand not only what the standard requires, but also how to effectively apply those requirements to improve performance and prepare for successful certification and transition activities.
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