High Tech Pharma Grade Packaging and Research Organization
This organizational transformation project was implemented at a promoter driven pharma packaging research organization engaged in manufacturing of innovative packaging and research solutions for solid dosage packages. The client had acquired companies in UK and US to further its expansion plans and had also established a green field state of the art manufacturing facility in Singapore. The strategic intent was to become a solution provider company offering various products and services to customers at various stages of their business value chain through geographically dispersed global business units.
Transitioning from a single product local company to a diversified strategically aligned and cross-culturally diverse yet integrated Indian MNC.
A multiproduct steel components manufacturing company having six manufacturing plants and global customer network catering to diverse sectors such as automobile, boiler & heat exchangers, energy, oil and general engineering.
A company started by like-minded young professionals had experienced speedy organic and inorganic growth since its inception. The growth in the past to a large extent was the result of many instinctive (but not consciously planned) high risk business moves which paid off well in short run. However the promoters had started noticing various symptoms indicating towards serious trouble brewing up in future. Revenues were stunting, losses were mounting, costs/rejections were rising, plans were not going ahead as per schedule, acquisitions were not bringing in the anticipated value and overall organization seems to have lost its track.
An over 45 year old social development organization having a nationwide reach and a mission of eradicating poverty through enhancing self sufficiency of poor farmers and tribal people living below poverty line. This organization with its dedicated focus has served over 4.5 million families living in 60,000 villages spread across 16 states of India with a committed workforce of over 4500.
The organization faced a challenge when the management decided to convert one of their major divisions into revenue based model so as to marginally reduce dependence on external funding and build self-sufficiency for growth and reach targets. Being an NGO it implied change in mindset and internal processes towards highly goal centric and commercially prudent ways of operating.
The major challenge was achieving greater self-sufficiency by building fair revenues from established programs, deploying resources optimally with an enhanced commercial acumen while retaining the precious organizational values and cultural ethos of a not for profit organization.