Operational Sustainability From Vision to Strategy at Henkel Mike Rosenberg Victoria C Moreno 2013
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In a global economy, it is essential to have a strong footing on the business side and be able to think from an operational standpoint. This presentation will cover the challenges of translating your company’s strategy into an operational sustainability strategy for manufacturing and supply chain. You will learn how to identify critical business operations, which ones can become green by reducing resource consumption, greening supply chains, and how you can develop a holistic operating sustainability plan. Vision: 1. A Sustainable and Profitable
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In my recent speech at Henkel, I shared my vision and strategy for our organization. The vision is a way for the senior leadership to communicate our mission and what we stand for, to our employees, to our partners, and ultimately to our shareholders. The strategy is what I’m about to discuss with you. Vision: The vision is focused on three interconnected parts that are linked to each other in a non-linear pattern: 1. see it here A “Visionary” Strategy. This part of the vision focuses on what our organization will
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In this case study, Henkel (formerly known as Henkel AG) was able to realize significant cost savings of almost 30% in 10 years by focusing on operational sustainability. The author was the VP, Sustainability and Communications, Henkel Asia Pacific. Click This Link In 2002, the company implemented a corporate-wide sustainability program called “Green Henkel”. Henkel set a goal of becoming the most sustainable global company. The following year, the company initiated an internal change process. To
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In my personal experience, I worked for Henkel Corporation in the year 2005 for a period of 4 years. It was the time when Henkel Corporation was struggling to find its operational sustainability. The problem of finding operational sustainability in a consumer product company was unique. There was no one product that was so dependent on production, supply chain or resource management that it could be easily relocated if the company were unable to find solutions to these problems. Henkel Corporation faced various challenges like lack of strategic vision, lack of operational efficiency and
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“In the first year of my tenure as CEO at Henkel, I wrote “The Power of Sustainability”, a white paper about our vision for operating with sustainability as our guiding principle, which became an essential tool for us to convince the corporate executive board and our stakeholders to support the sustainability agenda. That paper and “The Power of Sustainability” are now available on the Henkel Web site. A year later, I wrote “Strategy on Sustainability”. Our corporate strategy for the
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Section: Porters Five Forces Analysis The company’s strategy is about “sustainable growth” (2011). The vision is “to make our customer’s lives better”. In this paper, we will talk about both the vision and the strategy. The vision The vision is about enabling “sustainable growth” at Henkel. Our strategy is built around this vision. It starts with a comprehensive vision for the market (2011) and evolves into strategies for specific product segments. The strategy
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Sustainability has been an ongoing topic at Henkel. This report documents the successful implementation of the sustainability strategy by Henkel in 2010-2013. Case: Henkel P&G Personal Care Henkel’s sustainability vision for Henkel P&G Personal Care was: “Sustainability in the products we produce and in our business model” (Henkel 2010). To achieve this vision, Henkel P&G Personal Care set a goal for