Team 5 Ashley Gonzenbach Diana Perkins Brian Byrne Amanda Long Foods Production and Distribution company Mission Statement “Anywhere, anytime, everyday. No matter what the occasion, we take food to heart. Our higher purpose, make today delicious, is about much more than the products we make. It defines us, unites us, and inspires us to make a delicious difference in our company, in our communities, and in our world.” Goals & Values Build & maintain a high performing organization Open, honest, and trustworthy company Reliable to all employees & customers Kraft Overview Industry Overview Five Forces Model – Specific Environment Rivalry New Entrants Substitutes Bargaining Power of Customers Bargaining Power of Supplier Competitive Force Rivalry Among Existing Firms Threat of New Entrants Degree of Competition High Moderate Threat of Substitute Products Low Bargaining Power of Customers Low Bargaining Power of Suppliers High General Environment Economic Demographic Sociocultural Political-Legal Technological Strategy Canvas Kraft benefits from cost leadership Grow to be a blue ocean Four Actions Framework Kraft should consider the factors Help to increase customer value Strategic Managers & Management Team CEO Irene Rosenfeld Level 5 Leadership Corporate Structure North America Europe Developing Markets Corporate Culture Inspire employees Community Involvement SWOT Analysis Strengths Leading Brands in Diversity Second Largest Company Global Sales Weaknesses Launching Difficulty Poor Stock Performance Strong Competition Competitive Advantages & Key Success Factors Cost Leadership Differentiation Gross Profit Margin – Productivity Gross Profit Margin 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Kraft 39.20% 37.00% 36.00% 36.10% 33.80% 33.21% ConAgra 25.50% 24.60% 24.30% 25.60% 23.40% 23.40% Nestle 60.70% 65.70% 65.70% 66.00% 65.50% 56.92% Heinz 35.10% 39.80% 38.20% 35.80% 37.70% 36.54% Sara Lee 41.60% 39.20% 40.10% 38.70% 37.00% 38.28% Average 40.73% 42.33% Fixed Asset Turnover 45% Goodwill 42.08% 41.53% 40.90% 38.79% Return on Equity Advertising Sales Ratio Advertising Expenditures 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Kraft 1258 1314 1396 1554 1639 ConAgra 368 321 334 452 393 Nestle 2984 3034 3250 3446 3651 Sara Lee 460 425 452 433 342 Heinz 286.1 273.7 296.9 315.2 339.3 Average 1071 1073 1145 1240 1272 Overall - very little problematic Alternative #1 : Reconsider Investment in PPE to cut costs Alternative #2: Increase Cash on Hand Thrives on Teamwork Collaboration Strong corporate culture Second Largest Food Company Brand Diversity Global Sales Expanding Growth Grown past 3 years consistently Sustain long-term growth