3. Is like a guiding star on the horizon—forever
pursued
is the SACDECO’s most fundamental reason for
being.
Captures the soul of the organization.
Reflects people’s idealistic motivations for doing
the organization’s work.
7. • Pursuit of the new and pursuit of advancement.
• A love of innovation.
• Life is an adventure. We are free to choose for
ourselves and should not be bound by
convention.
• Ethics of choice, discovery, individuality,
openness, excitement, learning, quest, voyage,
freedom.
8. • Pursuit of the intrinsically beautiful or elegant.
• A belief that excellent performance in our role
in life represents the supreme good.
• An ‘excellent’ business would prefer to turn
away customers than compromise its standards.
• Ethics of virtue, quality, integrity, pride,
intelligence, citizenship, community, fulfillment.
9. • Pursuit of the helpful.
• A desire to seek action that increases
happiness.
• Ethics of compassion, benevolence, empathy,
emotion, love, welfare, goodwill, well-being,
happiness.
10. • Pursuit of the effective.
• A desire to seek action that demonstrates
• achievement.
• Ambition with an imperative to exercise influence.
• Making aspirational quality accessible to all.
• Ethics of power, self-mastery, authority, firmness,
efficiency, effectiveness, leadership, strength
19. Mission:
1. To pursue sustainability by providing
quality and affordable financial products
and services responsive to members’
needs in a gender fair environment
2. To deliver complementary solutions in enriching the
lives of members and communities
20. 3.To ensure employees
satisfaction for professional
growth and advancement
4. To promote good
environmental stewardship
through innovative
programs and projects and
socially responsive services
21. Goal is not just to build
to last but to build
something worthy of
lasting
Jim Collins
22. God above all
Uphold family values
through love and respect
Sustain excellence
through competence,
professionalism, honesty,
integrity and humility
Deliver member
satisfaction with passion
Care for our
environment and
communities Commit to good
stewardship
23. A Purpose Driven Life
Rick Warren, 2002
• Knowing your purpose gives
meaning to your life. Knowing your
purpose simplifies your life.
• Knowing your purpose focuses your
life.
• Knowing your purpose motivates
your life. Purpose always produces
passion. Nothing energizes like a
clear purpose. On the other hand,
passion dissipates when you lack a
purpose
24. Jim Collins
Greatness
is a function of
circumstance.
Greatness as it turns out
is largely a matter of
conscious choice and
discipline