Competing and winning in today�s competitive marketplace requires a strategy that includes sustainability. Business leaders who embrace it and convey a strong sense of purpose behind their strategy are propelling their organizations into revenue-increasing, cost-reducing outcomes. Purposely Profitable: Embedding Sustainability into the DNA of Food Processing and other Businesses provides a proven, step-by-step methodology for integrating sustainability into the strategic plan to develop a strategy that is sustainable and aligned to a greater purpose. This book notably includes the following: *…mehr
Competing and winning in today�s competitive marketplace requires a strategy that includes sustainability. Business leaders who embrace it and convey a strong sense of purpose behind their strategy are propelling their organizations into revenue-increasing, cost-reducing outcomes. Purposely Profitable: Embedding Sustainability into the DNA of Food Processing and other Businesses provides a proven, step-by-step methodology for integrating sustainability into the strategic plan to develop a strategy that is sustainable and aligned to a greater purpose. This book notably includes the following: * A primer on Sustainability that defines Sustainable Business and presents the Business Case for Sustainability * What is an organizational purpose and why is it so important in today�s competitive marketplace * Step by step instructions, supported by a case study, for developing each component of the strategic plan (Purpose, Vision, Strategic Pillars, KPI�s, Goals, Programs Action Plans, and Tactical Execution) * A suite of tools and resources to support the development and execution of the strategic plan Scientists and managers in the global food supply chain, sustainability professionals, researchers, students, regulators, executives and business owners will come to learn and understand a powerful system for developing a strategy that is sustainable in order to maximize organizational performance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
BRETT WILLS is President, Green Enterprise Movement Inc.; Director Sustainability, HPS Inc.; and Professor, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada.
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About the Author x Sustainability Primer xi Understanding sustainability xi The sustainable organization xiv Business case for sustainability xxii Introduction - Setting the Stage xxvi Chapter 1 Finding Purpose 1 1.1 Why a purpose? 3 1.2 Finding purpose and developing a purpose statement 4 Step 1: Articulating the purpose 5 Step 2: Crafting a purpose statement 6 Step 3: Finalizing the purpose statement 7 Chapter 2 Creating a Shared Vision of the Future 9 2.1 Crafting a meaningful vision statement 11 Step 1: Setting the stage 11 Step 2: Key word development 12 Step 3: Key word grouping 13 Step 4: Key word identification 13 Step 5: Drafting a vision statement 13 Step 6: Finalizing the vision statement 14 2.2 Creating a shared vision 14 2.2.1 Painting a clear picture of the future state 15 2.2.2 Aligning daily activities to the vision 16 Chapter 3 Getting Focused - Pillar Development 18 3.1 The power of pillars 19 3.1.1 Providing clear direction and focus 19 3.1.2 Creating a culture of Sustainability 21 3.2 Building the pillars 22 Step 1: Pillar identification 22 Step 2: Integrating Sustainability into the pillars 25 Step 3: Pillar key word development 32 Step 4: Key word grouping 35 Step 5: Developing pillar mission statements 36 3.3 Visually illustrating the pillars 38 Chapter 4 Financial Objectives 41 4.1 Understanding business objectives 42 4.2 Setting business objectives 44 4.2.1 Setting a Revenue objective 45 4.2.2 Setting a Gross Margin objective 46 4.2.3 Setting an Overhead objective 48 Chapter 5 Measuring What Matters - KPI Development 51 5.1 Understanding KPIs and metrics 52 5.1.1 Leading vs lagging 53 5.1.2 Absolute vs normalized measures 54 5.2 Pillar KPI development 55 Step 1: Identify what needs to be measured 56 Step 2: Identifying KPIs vs metrics 58 Step 3: Defining the KPI number 62 Step 4: Building the baselines 64 5.3 Building a dashboard 66 Chapter 6 Setting Expectations - KPI Goal Development 69 External benchmarking 73 Internal benchmarking 74 Opportunity based benchmarking 74 6.1 Pillar goal development 75 Step 1: Choose goal¿setting approach 75 Step 2: Setting a commitment level (goal) 79 Step 3: Setting milestones 83 Step 4: Assigning ownership 86 Chapter 7 Adding Value - Program Development 89 7.1 Program development 92 Step 1: Gap analysis 92 Step 2: Pareto analysis 93 Step 3: Program identification 94 Step 4: Program metric development 96 Step 5: Program goal development 97 Step 6: Action plan development 99 Chapter 8 Getting Tactical - Strategy Execution 102 8.1 Communicating the strategic plan 103 8.1.1 Purpose 104 8.1.2 Pillars 106 8.1.3 KPIs 107 8.1.4 Goals (aka Commitments) 107 8.1.5 Programs 108 8.2 Cascading the strategic plan 108 8.3 Building accountability 109 8.4 Managing strategy execution 112 8.4.1 Building the right team 114 8.4.2 Being disciplined 115 8.4.3 Locking in the gains 116 8.5 Leveraging technology 117 Final Thoughts: Making the Leap 119 Tools and Resources 126 References 140 Index 141
About the Author x Sustainability Primer xi Understanding sustainability xi The sustainable organization xiv Business case for sustainability xxii Introduction - Setting the Stage xxvi Chapter 1 Finding Purpose 1 1.1 Why a purpose? 3 1.2 Finding purpose and developing a purpose statement 4 Step 1: Articulating the purpose 5 Step 2: Crafting a purpose statement 6 Step 3: Finalizing the purpose statement 7 Chapter 2 Creating a Shared Vision of the Future 9 2.1 Crafting a meaningful vision statement 11 Step 1: Setting the stage 11 Step 2: Key word development 12 Step 3: Key word grouping 13 Step 4: Key word identification 13 Step 5: Drafting a vision statement 13 Step 6: Finalizing the vision statement 14 2.2 Creating a shared vision 14 2.2.1 Painting a clear picture of the future state 15 2.2.2 Aligning daily activities to the vision 16 Chapter 3 Getting Focused - Pillar Development 18 3.1 The power of pillars 19 3.1.1 Providing clear direction and focus 19 3.1.2 Creating a culture of Sustainability 21 3.2 Building the pillars 22 Step 1: Pillar identification 22 Step 2: Integrating Sustainability into the pillars 25 Step 3: Pillar key word development 32 Step 4: Key word grouping 35 Step 5: Developing pillar mission statements 36 3.3 Visually illustrating the pillars 38 Chapter 4 Financial Objectives 41 4.1 Understanding business objectives 42 4.2 Setting business objectives 44 4.2.1 Setting a Revenue objective 45 4.2.2 Setting a Gross Margin objective 46 4.2.3 Setting an Overhead objective 48 Chapter 5 Measuring What Matters - KPI Development 51 5.1 Understanding KPIs and metrics 52 5.1.1 Leading vs lagging 53 5.1.2 Absolute vs normalized measures 54 5.2 Pillar KPI development 55 Step 1: Identify what needs to be measured 56 Step 2: Identifying KPIs vs metrics 58 Step 3: Defining the KPI number 62 Step 4: Building the baselines 64 5.3 Building a dashboard 66 Chapter 6 Setting Expectations - KPI Goal Development 69 External benchmarking 73 Internal benchmarking 74 Opportunity based benchmarking 74 6.1 Pillar goal development 75 Step 1: Choose goal¿setting approach 75 Step 2: Setting a commitment level (goal) 79 Step 3: Setting milestones 83 Step 4: Assigning ownership 86 Chapter 7 Adding Value - Program Development 89 7.1 Program development 92 Step 1: Gap analysis 92 Step 2: Pareto analysis 93 Step 3: Program identification 94 Step 4: Program metric development 96 Step 5: Program goal development 97 Step 6: Action plan development 99 Chapter 8 Getting Tactical - Strategy Execution 102 8.1 Communicating the strategic plan 103 8.1.1 Purpose 104 8.1.2 Pillars 106 8.1.3 KPIs 107 8.1.4 Goals (aka Commitments) 107 8.1.5 Programs 108 8.2 Cascading the strategic plan 108 8.3 Building accountability 109 8.4 Managing strategy execution 112 8.4.1 Building the right team 114 8.4.2 Being disciplined 115 8.4.3 Locking in the gains 116 8.5 Leveraging technology 117 Final Thoughts: Making the Leap 119 Tools and Resources 126 References 140 Index 141
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