John Pemberton invented Coca-Cola in 1886. It is now the largest beverage company in the world serving over 1.7 billion servings each day across 500 non-alcoholic beverage brands. Coca-Cola has a strong corporate social responsibility program focused on environmental protection, community support, and women's empowerment.
27. During World War 2, the owner of Coca-
Cola made sure “to see that every
American in uniform gets a bottle of
Coca-Cola, wherever he is and whatever it
costs the Company.”
35. Employees Adaptability
• New Employees are given special training
for three month
• New employees are teamed up with old
ones to learn prevailing values
• One on One mentoring
• Group mentoring
36. Working Environment
• A blend of western and Eastern culture.
• Two cups of tea free.
• 24 annual leaves for workers
• 26 annual leaves for employees above
supervisor
37. Employees Motivation
• Smart Wages
• Basic Salary commission Blue collar
jobs.
• For white collar jobs, huge salary plus
incentives
• Medical treatments based on
designation
42. Fun Facts
In 1985, Coca-Cola became the first soft
drink to go to space. Astronauts tested
the Coca-Cola Space Can aboard the
Space Shuttle Challenger.
43. Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany
because of the difficulty faced by the
company in importing Coca Cola syrup
during war.
44. • Between 1922 and 1933, The Coca-Cola
Company was offered the opportunity to
purchase the Pepsi-Cola company three
times. Coca Cola declined on all three
occasions.
49. Corporate social
responsibility
• Greenfield project in multan:
• Rs. 7 billion investment.
• Ayubia national park.
– Park maintenance.
– Conserve water.
• Watersheds (110).
• Water replenishment goal:
– 153 billion LTR water use (2015).
50. Corporate social
responsibility
• Continuously improve technology to
reduce energy crises.
• Ammonia (NH3).
• Deplete ozone layer. (¾)
• Solid waste management plane.
– Waste recycle in Abbottabad.
51. Corporate social
responsibility
•Health
– Free checkups and medicine to rural
communities.
– Funded Polio eradication camps.
– Camps for hepatitis B vaccination /
awareness.
– Initiative aimed to curb waterborne
diseases.
– Initiated drinking water projects in
different cities of Pakistan.
52. Corporate social
responsibility
• Providing job opportunities.
• Women empowerment
– 5 million women entrepreneurs across the
company’s value chain by 2020.
• Sponsor Literary festival since last 4 year in
Karachi.
• Coke studio.
54. If you placed all 8-ounce bottles of
Coca-Cola ever produced together, end-
to-end and made a chain out of it, this
chain would reach the moon and back
over 1000 times.
55. • If you could collect all the bottles of
Coca-Cola ever produced and then,
give it to people, then, each person
on the planet would receive over 1000
bottles.
56. Powers of Coca Cola
• Brand value
• Customer loyalty
• Strong marketing and advertising
• Geographic diversity
57. Coca cola unable to
resist• Competition with Pepsi
• Water management
• Health beverages
• Low product diversification
58. Coca cola risks
• Reliance on carbonated drinks
• Negative publicity
• Indirect competitors
59. Coca Cola new
horizons• Diversified products
• Reduced price of production material
• Packaged drinking water
• Marketing lesser selling products
60. Coca cola future
outlook•New PET Bottles
•Increasing distribution networks
•More budget for marketing and advertising