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1.
49069 Leadership & Responsibility
Mr. Chaleo Yoovidhya
The Charismatic Leader & Originator of Red Bull
Sirikorn Phanthabut – 10373912
Kittikun Sangnin – 11307345
Group Presentation - Autumn 2012
2.
Red Bull - Quick Facts
Originated in Thailand in 1976 by
TC Pharmaceuticals
Krating Daeng = Red Bull
Discovered by Dietrich
Mateschitz in 1982
$500k + $500k = 49% + 49% + 2%
Sold ~4 billion cans
worldwide each year
3.
Chaleo Yoovidhya - Quick Facts
Owner of TC
Pharmaceuticals, etc.
Originator of Krating Daeng
(i.e. Red Bull)
Third richest man in Thailand
205th richest person in the
world
Estimated net worth =$5
billion
4.
Chaleo Yoovidhya & Red Bull
Born in 1923 in Thailand
Scraped a living by duck farming & fruit selling
Education level = primary school
Shopkeeper > tradesman > salesman in chemist shop
Started TC Pharmaceuticals in the 1960s
Born of Krating Daeng in 1976
2nd most popular energy drink in Thailand within a
year
Marketing strategy/brand positioning = free samples +
inexpensive + hard-working labourers
6.
Model of Leadership Types (Pearce, et
al., 2002)
Relevant Theories Relevant Theories
Theory X Expectancy
(McGregor, 1960)
Exchange
Initiating
Structure Directive Transactional Reinforcement
Task oriented Reward
(Podsakoff, et al.,
Punishment 1982)
Leadership
Types
Relevant Theories Relevant Theories
Charismatic Behavioural self-
leadership management
Transformational Empowering
Sociology of Social cognitive
charisma Participative
Transformational management &
leadership goal setting
7.
Power Taxonomy (French & Raven, 1959)
Reward Power • Comply to obtain rewards
Coercive Power • Comply to avoid punishments
Legitimate • Comply because of obligation
Power
• Comply because of trust in
Expert Power expertise
Referent Power • Comply because of admiration
8.
Conclusion: Nature of Chaleo’s influence
Trust
Expert power
Confidence
+
Respect
Referent
Brand
power loyalty
(French & Raven, 1959)
“a man’s determination will conquer his destiny”
9.
References
• Krating Daeng, http://www.kratingdaeng.com.
• Red Bull, http://www.redbull.com.
• The New York
Times, http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/19/business/chaleo-
yoovidhya-dies-created-red-bull-energy-drink.html.
• Pearce, C.L., et al., 2002, Transactors, transformers and beyond: A
multi-method development of a theoretical typology of
leadership, Journal of Management and Development Vol. 22, No.
4, pp. 273-307, MCB UP Limited.
• French, J., Raven, B.H., 1959, Power Taxonomy, Studies of Social
Power, Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI.