Strategic Planning Process Goal Setting Sales Plan HVAC Contractor Service/Projects Operations Engineering Construction Fabrication Strategic Business Planning Strategic Planning Process A substantial opportunity exists for your HVAC company to dramatically improve financial performance, expand its customer base, diversify its business mix and improve customer and employee satisfaction over the long-term. Today we endeavor to set specific goals, organizational environment and generate the plan for implementation. We will first discuss current situation, mission statement, message and initial results, possible issues. 4/13/2015 2 Current Situation, Core Values, Strategic Issues & Planning Organizational Chart Business Segments Core Competencies Services Provided Missions Statement Goals, Planning & Implementation 4/13/2015 3 HVAC Organizational Chart Organizational Protocol Owners - Leaders Executive Team Service Mgr - VP Sales-Marketing Mgr Field - Supervision Dispatch Service Sales Field Techs Service Sales 4/13/2015 Marketing Coordinator General Manager Location President Construction Mgr - VP Project Sales Board/Directors D/B Engineering VP - Mgr Shop - Fabrication Mgr Field Supervision Operations Project Mgrs Engineering Controls? FAbrication Foreman Field Desingers Techs Shop Other Controls - Residential 4 Business Segments Summary Commercial Industrial Institutional Residential Service/PMA Special Projects Design-Build Plan-Spec 4/13/2015 5 Core Competencies True Preventive Maintenance Negotiated Projects Engineering Design-Build Construction Bid-Spec Construction Sheet Metal Fabrication Special Projects-PC Site Management 4/13/2015 6 Services Provided Plumbing Engineering/System Design Projects Construction Maintenance/Repair 4/13/2015 7 Services Provided HVAC Engineering & System Design Design-Build Projects Construction Repair-Retrofit Preventive Maintenance On-demand Service 4/13/2015 8 Services Provided Fabrication Ductwork Fittings Specialty Electrical (Future) Engineering System Design Projects Construction Repair/Maintain 4/13/2015 9 Mission Statement “We will provide our clients with quality solutions that ensure value for their investment, consistent with fair wages and safe working conditions for our employees, while maintaining a reasonable profit to sustain growth and continuity for the Company.” 4/13/2015 10 Goals, Planning & Implementation Sales/Marketing Plan Market Segments Delivery Methods Agreements/Contracts Organizational Structure Implementation 4/13/2015 Policy & Procedure Operational Model Personnel Assessment Facilities Tools & Equipment Financial Projections 11 SWOT Analysis - Strengths Reputation in Our Region Extensive Customer Base Knowledge - Resources HVAC Service/Mechanical D/B Offerings History – Integrity - Competency Personnel – People - Experience Synergy Between Business Offerings 4/13/2015 12 SWOT Analysis - Weaknesses Profit Margins/Gross Margins - Low Sluggish Economy Balance in Business Need More Negotiated Strength for Future Leadership Long-term Growth Plan Future Profits in Mechanical/Construction Businesses 4/13/2015 13 SWOT Analysis - Opportunities Vast Relationships in Our Area Synergy of Business Offerings Expansion of Business Offerings Owner-Direct Sales Approach Opportunity PC/Negotiated/Retrofit Opportunity Service/Electrical/Technology Areas Balance Service/Construction Offering 4/13/2015 14 SWOT Analysis - Threats Competition from Non-traditional Areas ?? Technology (Virtual Office Salespeople) Margin Erosion –Differentiate from Competition Changing Demographics Competitive Focus on the Mechanical Business and Service Business Some Complacency 4/13/2015 15 SWOT Result Business Concept The goal will be to position your company as the preferred provider of total building services in the region. This will be accomplished by utilizing a strategic marketing/sales, engineering and operational plan that is built on proven successful practices to drive business and increase profit margins. 4/13/2015 16 Set Goals & Objectives Sales & Marketing Operations General & Administrative Business Development Who…What…When 4/13/2015 17 Sales & Marketing Sales 4/13/2015 Developing Sales Approach (Process) Establishing Cost Codes Estimating Standardization Standardized Take-Off, Summary Formats Standard Proposal/Presentation Hybrid Start-Up, Turn-Over Checklist, Protocol Sales Tracking Software…Format 18 Sales & Marketing Management Policies & Procedures Manual Sales/Project Management Responsibilities Market Segment, Specialization Residential Focus Commercial Verticals Industrial Verticals Institutional Verticals Target Key Projects Bundled Offerings 4/13/2015 19 Sales & Marketing Management…continued Annual Budget & Approval Process Sales Goals, Objectives, Projections Establish Performance Goals Implement Weekly Sales Review Active Prospect List Plan & Review Schedule 4/13/2015 20 Sales & Marketing Training Development of In-House Programs Sales Engineers PMA Sales Consultants Tele-Marketing Assistance Sales Management “Everyone is in Sales” 4/13/2015 21 Marketing Market Analysis Advertising, Publicity Promotional Tele-Market Support Active Prospecting Tools Presentation Tools Associations, Memberships, Networking 4/13/2015 22 Operations Engineering 4/13/2015 Management Operations Manuals Policies & Procedures Annual Budget Budget Approval Process Technical Expertise/Resources Training 23 Operations Construction 4/13/2015 Management Operations Manual Policies & Procedures Annual Budget Budget Approval Process Communications Protocols Training Production, Quality, Controls Personnel 24 Operations Fabrication 4/13/2015 Shop Management Operations Manual Policies & Procedures Annual Budget Budget Approval Process Shop Order – Work Order Process Technical Resources Training Personnel 25 Operations Service Repair & Preventive Maintenance Management Operations Manual PMA set-up, start-up procedures Service Management Software Annual Budget & Approval Refrigerant Tracking COD Customer/Billing Procedures Technical Support Dispatch-Coordination Training 4/13/2015 26 Operations Special Projects PC 4/13/2015 Operations Manual Policies & Procedures Annual Budget & Approval Technical Resources Training 27 Operations Site Management, Facilities Management Operations Manual Policies & Procedures Annual Budget & Approval Technical Resources Training Protocols Supervision Personnel 4/13/2015 28 General & Administrative Office Administration Human Resources Safety Program Administration Computer – Technology Tele-Communications Receptionist – Support Security System 4/13/2015 29 G&A, Finance & Accounting Management Policies & Procedures Accounting Budgeting Financial Resources Management Financial Reporting Technology 4/13/2015 30 Purchasing - Warehousing Management Policies & Procedures Materials Management Tools & Equipment Training Personnel 4/13/2015 31 Range of Services - Integrated Offering Engineering Installation Co-authored equipment selection Maintenance Energy efficient lighting HVAC automation Thermal storage Lighting controls Training services Tower free cooling Boiler modernization Maintenance services Indoor air quality analysis Modernizing temperature controls High efficiency heat pumps Irrigation management systems Adjustable frequency drives Chiller modernization Liquid pressure amplifiers Fire/Life safety systems and services Utilization of local contractors/WOE/MBE Environmental Commitment 4/13/2015 • No risk • No change orders • Guaranteed results 32 Competition Summary of Competition 4/13/2015 Heavy Commercial/Industrial/Mechanicals Honeywell, Johnson, Siemans..…. Utilities, Power Companies Large ESCO’s Local Firms (__________, __________……) GC’s/AE’s 33 Sales Thrust Build a Sustainable Competitive Advantage Current Customers/Relationships Strategic Account Management Focus Past Customers/Relationships – Reputation Hire New People and Grow Them Categorize Accounts/Account Management (stars/dogs/cash cows/maintain) – Prioritize Synergy Among Business Offerings Mechanical Customers to Building Service Develop New Relationships Seek to Form New Alliances 4/13/2015 34 Operations Plan Utilize Strong Operations Leadership in Strategic Plan Accurate Pricing and Estimates, Approvals Utilize the Estimate Review Process Develop High Performance Teams for Service Offering Maintain Departmental Accountability Develop a Profit Orientation Focus on Customer Needs/Value-based Offerings Stick to the Strategic Sales Process 4/13/2015 35 Strategic Initiatives – Sales/Eng/Ops Federal, State, Military Alliances EMS, PC, Retrofit, Controls Focus Deregulation Alliances with Strategic Partners Synergistic Sales Training Add Key Team Members Operations Involvement/Estimate Review Bundled Offering Among Our Company Business Units 4/13/2015 36 Sales Focus - Part I Target Market Program Customer Value Management Program Focus on Quality Delivery Build a Power Sales Team Get Key People on the Team Use Critical Opportunity Review (COR) Process (Strategic Accounts) 4/13/2015 Bundle Offerings across Contracting Businesses Hire Key Competitors’ People Focus on Sales Process Reward a Profit Focus Strong Sales Management Focus Develop Sales Tools for Replication 37 Sales Focus - Part II Total Building Services (solution) Outsourcing Concept Extensive Sales Training Instill Discipline in the Sales/Engineering Cycle 4/13/2015 Regional Focus CRM Strategy - Yr. 2003 Technology Focus on Value Based Offering Utilize Relationship Selling Use Strategic Selling Process 38 Marketing Outline Product Electrical Special Projects Construction Service Price Value Based Offering Justification of Program Financial/Energy Focus on Increasing GM% Value Engineer All Programs 4/13/2015 Place Our Area Extended Region PR Sales Focus Advertising Publicity Sales Promotion People Skilled Team Sell Entire Offering 39 Contracting Business Portfolio 2006 Business Plan 4/13/2015 2007 Business Plan Mech Mech D/B D/B PC PC T&M T&M 40 Financial Plan The following is a high-level financial plan that defines financial model, pricing assumptions, and reviews yearly expected sales and profits for sales year 2007 with a comparison to sales year 2006. 4/13/2015 41 Financial Goals & Objectives Short-Term (Year 2006) Example 2007 Revenue Objective Construction Service Gross Margin Gross Margin % Profit Profit % 4/13/2015 2008 $35,000,000 $37,847,500 $28,250,000 $29,097,500 $ 6,750,000 $ 8,750,000 $ 6,083,000 $ 8,326,450 17.38% 21.5% $ 1,407,000 $ 2,460,088 4.02% 6.5% 42 Resource Needs Technology Requirements PC’s for Sales Team, Software Tools Database Program, Service Management Personnel Requirements Acquisition of Key Team Members Key Sales People on the Team Resource Requirements Sales/Marketing Budget, Financial Support Operations Support for the Plan 4/13/2015 43 Risks & Rewards Risks None to Reputation Minimal to current core Construction Business Upset current Status Quo Addressing Risks Focus on Long-Term Success Plan Rewards Increased Revenue to Company (Build Service) Increased Margin and Increased Profit 4/13/2015 44 Key Issues Near Term Get moving to capitalize on plan in 2004 Long Term Keep Focus of the team Stick to the Plan Gain Momentum Execution of the Plan is Critical 4/13/2015 45 Wrap-up: Management Keys to Success Leadership Team Planning (SBP Workbook) Target Job Sales/Delivery Review Process Sales/Eng/Ops Teamwork (Meetings) Strategic Account Management (Profiles) Monthly Sales Forecasting Tracking Progress (Activity Log) Quotations (bookings track quotes) Delivery Plan – Man-Power Plan 4/13/2015 46 Action Plan Issues Prioritized Actions Determined Action Items Assigned Time Frames Determined Tracking Mechanism Key Meetings & Follow-up Transforming the Business - Adjusting 4/13/2015 47 Key Issues- Actions, Notes: ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ 4/13/2015 48