The Value of Purpose - July 2017
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A talk I gave at The Crowd, in London in July 2017. It covers: - What's purpose? - How can business create both purpose and societal value?
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The presentation begins by highlighting the alarming statistic that 70% of employees report feeling disengaged at work, underscoring the urgency of addressing this issue. It then delves into each of the nine "morale killers," providing clear explanations and illustrative examples.
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2. Bad Hiring/Promotions & Broken Promises: It reveals the detrimental effects of poor hiring and promotion decisions, along with the erosion of trust that results from broken promises.
3. Treating Everyone Equally & Tolerating Poor Performance: This section stresses the need for fair treatment while acknowledging that employees have different needs. It also emphasizes the importance of addressing poor performance promptly.
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The Value of Purpose - July 2017
- 1. The Value of Purpose Will Gardner, July 2017 t: @willgardnr
- 2. ‘our company’s purpose is to delight and entertain music fans around the world’ (a marketing thing) ‘in line with our purpose, we’re launching a carbon positive carpet tile’ ! (a sustainability thing)
- 3. “The real purpose of business has always been to come up with solutions that are relevant to society, to make society better.”
- 4. Does it pay to be purposeful? How? Why?
- 5. $12tr value of SDGs by 2030 (BSDC) $19tr value of Paris Accord by 2050 (IRENA) $1tr value of Circularity by 2025 (McKinsey)
- 6. So, how can purpose create both business and societal value?
- 7. 1. Innovation ‘the world’s biggest problems are the world’s biggest markets’ Peter Diamandis
- 8. IKEA sustainable product sales €1,802m (2016) vs. €641m (2013) 70% of the way to target of achieving a four-fold increase in sustainable product sales by 2020
- 9. Unilever reported 30 percent faster growth for its “Sustainable Living” brands vs. rest of its business: half of the firm’s total growth in 2015
- 10. Market transformation: Leading the development of a new, much more sustainable marketplace; and taking a greater share of that new marketplace Nutrition Climate and Energy Circular/Bio-Based Economy
- 11. BlaBlaCar has more than 600 employees and more than 35 million members across 22 countries. Company valued at $1.6bn in Sept 2015
- 12. Have we hit ‘peak curtains’? How can companies grow revenue and profits without having to grow consumption?
- 13. 2. Long term differentiation
- 14. Build brand equity via ‘the way we do business’
- 15. Brand activism is IN. What’s the payback, to the causes themselves and to the bottom line?
- 16. ‘If a brand can allow me to carry on living exactly as I was and fuel my social conscience then they can have all my pocket money’ Will Fowler Creative Director, Headspace
- 17. ‘If a brand can allow me to carry on living exactly as I was and fuel my social conscience then they can have all my pocket money’ Will Fowler Creative Director, Headspace Are brands sometimes guilty of letting ‘consumers’ off the hook?
- 18. RETAIN the best Millennials are 5 times more likely to stay with employers when they feel a strong connection with their employer’s purpose2 1Deloitte, 2015 2 PWC, 2016 3Society for Human Resource Mgt RECRUIT the best 50 percent of millennials would take a pay cut to find work that matches their values1 Improve MORALE Morale is 55 percent better in firms with strong sustainability programmes3
- 19. 3. Reducing costs & mitigating risks
- 20. In the 15 years from 1994 to 2010, Dow saved 1,800 trillion BTUs…. …which is enough energy to power all of California’s residential buildings for 1.5 years
- 21. Coca-Cola: responsible water stewardship is critical to future revenues
- 22. In summary – yes, purpose pays. ‘do have a little bit of fear… a new way of delivering your raison d’etre, satisfying customer need, is forming and you don’t want to be last to that party’ Mike Barry