Philips:Driving Change systemically

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Veronika Hucke, Global Head I&D

26 February 2015

Driving change systemically:

Philips’ Inclusion & Diversity Strategy

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Content

• Philips overview• 2011 I&D status• Agenda setting• Strategy overview• I&D in Talent

Management• Outcomes• Q&As

Early 2011 status: Diversity targets out of reach

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Target

5% 5% 5% 0% 10%

Share of female executives Share of executives with growth market nationality

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Target

10%

10%

11%

0% 15%

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Aligning business and I&D strategy

• Markets• Portfolio• Talents

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Understand and address cultural barriers

• Networked• Western• Extraverted

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Philips I&D Strategy 2012 - 2016

I&D fully embedded in culture change initiatives

Inclusive talent management Targeted plans for specific needsPlan

Vision

D&I Framework

Deep leadership commitment

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Driving cultural change VIDEO

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Talent Management as key enabler for change

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Old pool approach did not power I&D

• Pool composition• Networked culture• Lack of transparency

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New approach supports I&D ambitions

Succession planning considers MT diversity requirements

Performance & potential evaluated of all employees to identify succession candidates.

Dedicated follow up on diverse talents

External mapping supplements non-diverse plans

Targeted measures to increase inflow of diverse talents

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Support grooming of diverse leaders

E.g.• Visibility of talents globally• Follow up on diverse candidates• Strong succession plans = diverse • All roles are posted

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Outcomes

• D&I systemically embedded in competencies and key HR processes

• Increased diversity of executive populationo 18% women, up > 60%o 15% growth market nationals,

up > 70%