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Title: Jim Haleem 30 Yrs' Motorola Inc'


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Jim Haleem30 Yrs. Motorola Inc.
  • Various Sales Management Positions
  • VP General Mgr Consumer Products US
  • (Sales/Mkting/Engine/Manufacture Full PL)
  • Corp VP Worldwide Product Distribution
  • (Operations/Logistics/Purchasing)
  • Corp VP Sales/Marketing/Service
  • ( Europe/Middle East/Africa)
  • Corp VP Sales/Ops Planning
  • (revamped demand/supply processes - 11B
    enterprise)

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Europe/Middle East/Africa
  • REFOCUSING AN ORGANIZATION

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EMEA Region
  • Europe 45
  • Middle East 14
  • Africa 45
  • Total 104

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QuestionWhat do you think the
complexities were for an American managing in
Europe/Middle East Africa?
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List Of Complexities Needing Understanding
  • Cultural Diversity
  • Country Laws
  • Organizational Focus/De-Focus
  • Management Optionalism
  • Compensation
  • Communication
  • American Company/American Culture
  • HQ Centric Management vs. Local Management
  • Customer Focus
  • Potential Bribery In Emerging Markets
  • Currency Valuation
  • Distribution Strategies
  • Pricing Strategies
  • No European Senior Manager

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Situation
  • EMEA loosing several million dollars a month
  • 9 subsidiaries working independently principally
    with country focus
  • 2 VPs not synchronized
  • Forecasting processes were random at best
  • Gray market through distributors everywhere in
    Europe and Asia
  • Deal of the day, end of the month, mentality to
    MAKE numbers.

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Situation
  • Shipments were typically end of the month and
    orders were generally achieved with discount
  • Decisions were generally achieved in consensus
    but not honored
  • Country general managers were not held
    accountable for commitments

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
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WHAT WERE THE KEY STEPS?
  • Identified strengths in the organization
  • Learned the cultural and operational differences
    between the countries
  • Established the ground rules I had and my range
    of authority
  • Aligned closely with human resources and finance
  • Recognized that NOT EVERYTHING was bad
  • Created a singular focus on the customer market
    share growth

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WHAT WERE THE KEY STEPS?
  • Stabilized pricing no end of month deals
  • Provided promotion dollars for in country
    promotions, but no special discounts
  • Identified and fired 2 distributors who
    transshipped products beyond their boarders
  • Hands on engagement high degree of
    accessibility for all levels

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WHAT WERE THE KEY STEPS?
  • Revised compensation plans
  • Accelerated new business model focused on service
    at the point of sale fewer selling partners
  • Decentralized Marketing with controls back to the
    subsidiaries
  • Identified 2 top managers and promoted them
  • Identified my replacement 1 year into assignment

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RESULTS
  • Grew Sales from 1B to 3B in 2 ½ years
  • Promoted my replacement so management transition
    was smooth
  • Developed back log of orders
  • Organization was focused on major competitors and
    success
  • Received extremely high marks from customers who
    communicated with orders

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What Didnt Work?
  • We never effectively synchronized with the
    manufacturing arm of the business. Their goals
    were distinctly different from the operating side
    of the business.
  • Resulting in
  • lost growth profit opportunities
  • lost sales opportunities
  • lost market share opportunities
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