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Thursday, November 01, 2012

SARAH CORNALLY FOUNDER & MANAGING DIRECTOR, CORNALLY ENTERPRISES Learning lingua franca of the boardroom

With over 25 years as a leadership and management consultant, Ms. Sarah Cornally specialises in developing leaders to create culture that enables organisations to thrive. Ms. Cornally is a leading expert in organisational dynamics, examining culture and strategy of senior executives and leadership at the boardroom level. She has co-authored several books such as ‘Turning Strategic Intent into Real Results’.

Q. How do you see HR’s role as a strategic business partner?
A. Strategy is how you go about bringing a vision from an idea into existence. In business, it requires understanding all the forces at play in the marketplace, deciding how you will create value by mobilising resources that fulfill the purpose of an organisation. Consulting with organisations where there are co-creative relationships between the CEO, CFO, COO, CIO and CHRO gives a clear line of sight to the contribution each function plays in bringing the vision into being.

This requires the CHRO to understand the business strategy from a commercial perspective and all its implications for the organisational design, development and culture – both short and long term. CHRO should be able to demonstrate credible knowledge in understanding what the business strategy demands from various functions of the business and how HR can be a partner to enable this to work effectively.

Q. What does the leadership expect from HR?
A. The leadership needs a well-designed organisation that functions effectively to enable the business strategy to be implemented in the most effective and well-leveraged way that embodies their brand and strengthens their reputation. They need to be attractive to the kind of talent they need, recruit them well and be able to align them to deliver the results and retain them, while optimising their levels of engagement and contribution. They need to grow their future leaders to ensure continuity and evolution consistent with their long-term vision. Creating systems and processes which make sure that they meet all their responsibilities towards the employees and other stakeholder obligations is essential.

The board is concerned about organisational effectiveness and their stewardship responsibility regarding the health of the organisation and factors that impact on organisational performance. The directors need to have accurate picture of the organisation to exercise their responsibilities and work with management. The HR executives need to build understanding in the boardroom by speaking boardroom language and framing messages in meaningful ways. Click here to read full interview...

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Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Look who’s in the race to drive Jaguar

Cult brands like Ford’s Jaguar and Land Rover are up for sale, and both Tata and JaguarMahindra & Mahindra are in the race to acquire them. The two have also been shortlisted by Ford as bidders. To acquire Jaguar and Land Rover, Ford paid $2.5 billion and $2.7 billion, respectively. However, analysts have valued both the brands far below, at the range of $1.3-1.5 billion. Tata Motors has quite a few options to wrap the deal. It may enter into a joint bid with Italian auto-maker Fiat or the Tata-Fiat JV might add private equity players, or it can go the single way, as the company has a cash base of more than Rs.60 billion.


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Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Exclusivity’s curse!

What do Royal Dutch Shell (MCap of $118.8 billion), Unilever ($39.4 billion), KLM ($12.3 billion) & Logica CMG ($5.31 billion) share in common (besides being heavyweights in their respective sectors)? Well, they belong(ed) to the Anglo-Dutch mixed race! And while strategists have debated over the solidarity of such entities, UK’s Barclays bank’s merger with Dutch-ABN Amro gives them another chance to analyse them in the present too! Barclays found the Dutch (ABN Amro) willing to join hands for a gigantic $174.71 billion entity! So, will this merger be a rare success? Or will it prove what Booz Allen Hamilton comprehensively stated (in its report – ‘Merger Integration: Delivering On the Promise’) that “despite many promises based on solid synergistic potential... most mergers fail”?

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative