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A
Leading Global Liquor multinational and our HR partnership
since it’s start-up phase. |
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Situation: |
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HR
head resigns after a short period and
moves to a well-established organization. |
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Thereafter,
MD feels that due to the size and the
start-up phase, an outsourced HR firm
would have better impact and would
be cost-beneficial. |
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Need
to create an organization structure for
the first five years and clarify roles
and responsibilities |
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Need
to create an HR strategy to sustain growth
of individuals given the business challenges
of the company’s start-up phase
in India |
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Results: |
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As a Facilitator on
major strategic issues enabled top management
to take quick action-oriented decisions that
bring them closer to goals and targets
set for the Indian business. |
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Implemented
a proprietary Business Planning tool that
empowers leaders at all levels to align
their teams to the business goals
of the organization |
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Designed
an Organization structure with a clear
cut indication of succession plans and
staffing requirements for the next
five year’s business goals |
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Developed
a Standard Operating Procedure for Recruitment
and Retention leading to a 2% attrition
rate in the company |
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Initiated
a Career Planning exercise to gear people
to the long-term growth of the company
and their own career growth and aspirations. |
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Recruited
and Retained FMCG brand talent from the
top 10 global FMCG companies and developed
India as a talent pool for various Global
positions |
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Developed
a robust compensation strategy that delicately
balances liquor industry trends and FMCG
trends |
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Trained
and developed the Sales force to constantly
innovate and create brand leadership by
adopting and modifying best practices
of other industries, thus creating their
own unique ‘customer experience’
for the brands. |
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Currently,
the Indian operation is considered one of
the most successful in Asia. |
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A
Leading Regional Tea Company transforms from a family-owned
enterprise to a professional entity. |
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Situation: |
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Need
to transform from a Family-driven culture
to a Professional meritocracy. |
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Need
to move from a Regional presence to a National
one. |
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Need
to introduce more Brands and increase Customer
base. |
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Results: |
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Facilitated
the business planning process to include
significant investments in Brand Building
and Sales Promotions. |
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Transformed
street-smart managers into customer-focused
strategic leaders. |
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Enhanced
the intellectual capability and retained
high potential people, had the company
relocate to Mumbai and
laid the foundation of becoming a National
Tea brand. |
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Launched
a massive recruiting program at MBA campuses
for the first time in the company’s
100 year history and also recruited experienced
mid-career professionals by deploying
our brand image as HR specialists. |
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Made
the company self-sufficient by introducing
classical and contemporary HR systems,
thereby enabling functional leaders
to demonstrate the principles and practices
of effective people management. |
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The
company has grown at the rate of 25% every
year, and the management attributes the
results to the 5 year strategic HR partnership. |
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Indian
Logistics Company renews its Leadership and acquires
European multinational |
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Situation: |
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Company
approaches us for a senior-level search
which our executive search division undertakes
and completes successfully |
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During
the selection stages, the MD and us exchange
notes about fitment issues and the readiness
of the company to move to a decentralized
decision-making structure with the development
of strong leadership talent |
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We
make a presentation to the management
committee about our vision and strategy
to take the company to the next level
of leadership, this gets accepted and
we sign on to become their HR partners.
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Results: |
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Educated and guided the top management
to take risks, let go the traditional
old-school style of managing and become
result-oriented decisive leaders. |
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This
led to the weeding out of a hero-worshipping
culture and introduction of a self-sufficient,
self-reliant, stand - alone culture that
galvanized the strong people-oriented
environment to become independent problem- solvers
and not depend on senior leaders for every
decision. Middle management felt empowered. |
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There
is a tremendous trust between people,
with delegation, accountability and space
for dissent - a transition which may look
like a fresh start in the logistics business,
despite fifteen years of hard work of
the founders. |
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All
key players in the company have the opportunity
to become entrepreneurs and build a stronger
organization with a new set of Seven Values.
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With
a strong leadership team in place, the
company acquired a European multinational
to become a world- class multi- modal
supply chain conglomerate. We did the
due diligence before the acquisition. |
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The
company launched its IPO, with the stock
valued at seventy times face value by
financial institutions, we became stake- holders
with preferred equity given to us before
the launch of the IPO, and after a 16
month working relationship |
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We
have put in place a Leadership Development
process that identifies top talent both
within and outside the company and puts
them on a fast-track career with the company |
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The
next step is to merge the cultures of
the European & Indian entity and create
the most attractive company to work for. |
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