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BAKERSTRATEGY GROUP
PioneerDelivering Crop-Based Solutions Benefitting People Everywhere
MAKE IT HAPPEN
May 15 2009Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
A look at the Senior Marketing Analyst (Job# 8818BR) position and how Baker Strategy might play a role
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Pioneer may want to consider a FEED strategy for this position, enabling Pioneer to accomplish its objectives for the position while remaining flexible to the market conditions
In a Nutshell
FULFILL
EQUIP
ELEVATE
DELAY
Pioneer may opt to accomplish the objectives of the Senior Marketing Analyst position by engaging Baker Strategy Group for this function.
Pioneer may choose to conduct some analysis with Baker Strategy Group immediately in preparation for hiring a Senior Marketing Analyst.
Pioneer may want to engage Baker Strategy Group as a resource for the Senior Marketing Analyst to accomplish the position objectives.
Pioneer may decide to engage Baker Strategy Group immediately and push out the decision for a Senior Marketing Analyst to Q3 or Q4.
FOUR WAYS TO ADDRESS PIONEER NEEDS
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Discussion Document Senior Marketing Analyst (Job# 8818BR)
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This discussion document is divided into four sectionsContents
Section Page
A. About Pioneer 3
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position 7
C. About Baker Strategy 16
D. Next Steps 30
JUMP
JUMP
JUMP
JUMP
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A. About PioneerWhat you already know but we discovered
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A. About Pioneer
There are three traits that are key to Pioneer: Innovation, Customer Success andAgricultural Leadership
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
•New ideas that foster customer trust• First to market hybrid seed•Continues to innovate around the world
Innovation
•Works customer-by-customer•Agronomic package tailored to individual needs•Continued growth provides customers new
opportunities
Customer Success
•Leading with purpose, strong core values•Focused on making a difference•Promoting superior industry standards•Using new technology•Preserving biodiversity
Agricultural Leadership
Source: www.pioneer.com
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A. About Pioneer
• Parent Company: DuPont Delaware Inc. • Headquarters: Des Moines, IA• Business: Harvest and package seeds, research and
development.• Seed corn• Sunflower• Canola• Rice
• Customer Locations: Almost 70 countries• Year Founded: 1926• # Employees: 6,500• Primary Competitor: Monsanto• Recent Developments:
• Monsanto filed patent suit regarding accused use of Roundup Ready in Optimum GAT
• Launch of Optimum Brand Innovations• 16 new soybean varieties due to Accelerated
Yield Technology and Y Series soybeans, which is the largest product launch in Pioneer history
• Pioneer will acquire MapShots, Inc.• Pioneer sales professionals use a planting rate
calculator to help customers optimize planting.• Partnership with Athenix for insect control
• Sorghum• Alfalfa• Wheat• Forage and grain additives
• Leadership:• Arthur, Lane – VP and CIO • Austin, Jeff – VP and CFO• Bunz, Susan - VP, Pioneer Human Resources • Gumina, Mike - VP, Supply Management • Hemken, Peter - VP, Strategic Direction and
Business Development • McKay, Judith E. – VP and General Counsel • Oestreich, Dean - Chairman• Ross, Frank - VP, North America Operations • Rowe, Jeff - VP, Biotech Affairs • Schickler, Paul - President
• NAICS Codes:• 111150 - Corn Farming• 111110 - Soybean Farming• 111191 - Oilseed and Grain Combination
Farming• 325320 - Pesticide and Other Agricultural
Chemical Manufacturing• 541710 - Research and Development in the
Physical Sciences and Engineering Sciences• 541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific and
Technical Services
Pioneer is “world's leading developer and supplier of advanced plant genetics to farmers worldwide"
Background
Basic Information People and Categories
Source: www.pioneer.com www.galegroup.com
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A. About Pioneer
Pioneer has a global presence with 24 locations throughout the worldGlobal Locations
Woodland, CAWaialua, HIAlgona, IACherokee, IAMt. Pleasant, IARenwick, IANampa, IDPrinceton, ILPlymouth, INWorthington, INConstantine, MIYork, NEConnell, WASalto, ArgentinaItumbiara, BrazilLethbridge, CanadaPaine, ChileJiuquan, ChinaAussonne, FranceSzarvas, HungaryHyderabad, IndiaMalang, IndonesiaSissa, ItalyRosslyn, South Africa
Source: www.dupont.com
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B. The Senior Marketing Analyst PositionA look at the demands of the job and our ability to meet those demands
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
The Senior Marketing Analyst position is critical for helping Pioneer develop and implement business decision and strategy
Job Description
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesResponsible for the development of analysis, modeling, and mapping to facilitate and support business decisions and development of strategies.
Our core strength is external market analysis and developing tools, frameworks, and visualizations that aid client and executive decision-making.
A primary responsibility of this position is to support the Sr. Marketing Manager and in evaluating existing and proposed pricing scenarios and marketing programs to determine if they drive the intended customer behavior and business objectives for the specific business unit.
• We are vey client-centric, so our program support tends to be strong.
• We apply microeconomic analysis and modeling to help construct scenarios and consider pricing implications.
• Our modeling often include regression techniques that determine the impact on customer behaviors and resulting outcomes for the business.
Develop modeling frameworks and analysis tools to evaluate and interpret data and summarize it into actionable information. Represent business unit on cross-functional projects and working groups as assigned.
• Modeling frameworks and analytical tools are core strengths for BSG.
• Turning data into knowledge and insight and, consequently, action, requires good interpretation, which we offer.
• We are accustomed to working with a variety of people, business units, and organizations.
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
The position requires robust use of key data sources accompanied with strong analysis and solid presentation
Project Analysis
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesResponsible and accountable for all phases of market analysis. This includes discretionary use of data sources, evaluating data integrity, determining appropriate analytic procedures, and reviewing statistical analysis for significant and usable information with limited direct supervision.
For any marketing analysis, we follow a structured approach. We often categorize the data sources into four categories (see below). We emphasize data integrity and rely heavily on statistic analysis to drive conclusions. We are initiators and perform quality work with low supervision needed.
Current Internal
Research
Current External Research
New External Research
New Internal
Research
CURRENT
NEW
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
CI CE
NI NE
DATA SOURCE FRAMEWORK
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
The analyst provides a critical role in assisting the business units to understand and apply timely and relevant market analysis
Analytical Expertise
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesIdentify, initiate, and establish internal and external contacts needed for information sourcing for analysis with limited direct supervision. Responsible for developing a thorough understanding of the agriculturaldata sources including data availability, timeliness, accuracy, thoroughness, and limitations. Serve as a consultant regarding information usage to Business Unit.
We can actively work internal and external sources to generate insight. Moreover, we have a predilection to take large sets of data and isolate the key information sets needed to effectively communicate to broader audiences. As consultants, we consistently seek to find ways to add value to each cluster of stakeholders.
Academic OneFileAccess ScienceBusiness and Company Resource CenterElectronic Collections Online (ECO)Expanded Academic ASAPFirstSearchGale Virtual Reference LibraryGeneral Business FileGeneral OneFileGeneral Reference Center GoldHealth and Wellness Resource CenterMorningstarNew York Times (1995-current) Value LineWorld AlmanacWorldCat
GENERAL DATA SOURCESAgricultural Economics (USDA/Cornell)Agricultural Statistics (USDA)Economic Research Service (USDA)Census of Agriculture FAO Statistical YearbookFarm LaborFood and Agriculture Organization (United Nations)National Agricultural Statistics ServiceState of the Land (USDA)Web Soil Survey (USDA) World Resources InstituteU.S. Agricultural Statistics
AGRICULTURAL DATA SOURCES
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
Staying on top of new developments in the market is an important aspect of the positionMarketplace Monitoring
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesIdentify and monitor key marketplace trends that impact strategic planning including demographic information, farm operator management practices, cost of production components, purchasing patterns, and economic indicators.
Baker Strategy focuses on external measures and metrics that guide and impact company strategy and tactics. We call this Smart Customer Strategy – creating a connect systems of information feeds that enable a company to respond to changing market dynamics.
“Turbulence is the new normality,” say Kotler and Caslione, authors of this new book recommending that companies have a solid “chaotics” system in place.
A good chaotics system, say the authors, enables a company to do three things: 1) detect potential sources of turbulence, 2) construct possible key scenarios, and 3) select a strategy based on potential scenarios and company risk attitude.
NEW KOTLER BOOK ILLUSTRATES THE SMART CUSTOMER STRATEGY APPROACH
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
This presentation is divided into three sectionsAnalysis Interpretation and Delivery
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesDesign, develop and deliver executivesummaries, reports, and graphics that clearly communicate the key project conclusions and implications for Pioneer with limited direct supervision.
We have worked with executives at a variety of firms. We recognize that executives need topline results in a crisp, concise format, with solid backup data that allows him/her to drill down to the detail if desired.
Serve as contact point for information relating to each project. May work at directly supporting Area Managers with their business plans, including various area metrics.
Central to our approach is an online portal (e.g. SharePoint site) for accessing data, documents, and other information related to the program. This portal should complement—not replace– communication with and support for Area Managers and other key stakeholders.
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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Discussion Document Senior Marketing Analyst (Job# 8818BR)
May 15 2009
JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
This presentation is divided into three sectionsPresentation and Leadership
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesConduct presentation of results to Business Unit and other pertinent departments within Pioneer and discuss implications with limited direct supervision. Lead discussions and facilitate innovation and creative thinking.
This is what we enjoy most of all. We see our greatest value in bring data and insight to a facilitated discussion where we tap the bright minds of the firm to develop creative solutions to difficult problems. We see our role as a catalyst and facilitator to strategy planning and implementation.
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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Discussion Document Senior Marketing Analyst (Job# 8818BR)
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JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
This presentation is divided into three sectionsEducational Qualifications Desired
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy CapabilitiesBachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business/Economics, Finance, Information Management or Business required, Master’s degree may be preferred.
If Pioneer engages Baker Strategy, David Baker would be handling the programs. David has an MBA in Corporate Strategy from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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Discussion Document Senior Marketing Analyst (Job# 8818BR)
May 15 2009
JobDescription
ProjectAnalysis
AnalyticalExpertise
Marketplace Monitoring
Analysis Interpretation and Delivery
Presentation and Leadership
Educational Qualifications Desired
Competencies and Experience Desired
B. The Senior Marketing Analyst Position
This presentation is divided into three sectionsCompetencies and Experience Desired
Senior Marketing Analyst Baker Strategy Capabilities3 years of experience in marketing analysis using SAS or related software is preferred.
We often use SPSS tools for our analysis:• Amos• PASW Classification• PASW Custom Tables• PASW Modeler (previously Clementine®)• PASW Regression• PASW Segmentation• PASW Statistics
Strong background in leading projects, business analysis, finance/economic/statistical modeling, or information management with agricultural business background preferred.
David has conducted such work for GFS Marketplace, Emerson, ServiceMaster, Domino’s Pizza, University of Michigan Health System, Yahoo!, Johnson Controls, the U.S. Navy, and many others.
Job requires the ability to interact with managers at multiple levels within the organization.
We are comfortable interacting with a variety of stakeholders, from top-level management to frontline staff.
Job requires the ability to lead and interact with various cross-functional teams and departments.
We are comfortable with leading teams,meetings, and programs with a wide variety of people and perspectives across various departments and areas of responsibility.
Source: www.bus.umich.edu, Baker Strategy Group
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C. About Baker StrategyA look at who we are and what we do
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
Our Customer Strategy work is concentrated primarily in five main areas: China business development, manufacturing, education, home services, and nonprofits
Case Studies
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Source: www.bakerstratetgy.com
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
A good deal of our analytical work results in data visualization tools that impact key marketing strategy decisions and implementation efforts
Sample Tool: Consumer Choice Comparisons
Source: www.bakerstratetgy.com
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
We often work closely with sales (in this case, enrollment) to provide tools and analysis to structure and systematize the sales effort
Sample Tool : Sales Funnel Management
Source: www.bakerstratetgy.com
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
A good deal of our analytical work results in data visualization tools that impact key marketing strategy decisions and implementation efforts
Sample Articles and Documents
Click for PDF
Michigan Manufacturing Survey Executive EducationOpportunities in China
Click for PDF
Local Telecom Market
Click for PDF Click for PDF
Keys to Customer Satisfaction
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
Ultimately, an organization grows only by acquiring the right customers and satisfying them in order to retain them for continued business and develop them for new business
Sample Frameworks: CARD
CUSTOMER ACQUISITION, RETENTION, AND DEVELOPMENT
Source: Baker Strategy Group
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
Strategy development, assessment, and implementation can be guided by a Five Cs situation analysis: context, customers, competitors, collaborators, and the company
Sample Frameworks: The 5C’s Analysis
5C’S SITUATION ANALSYIS
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Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies Factor DFactor E
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Statistical modeling and regression analytics lead to prioritization of areas that have the highest Drive Rate for customer satisfaction and a relatively low Performance score
Sample Frameworks: Satisfaction Drivers
Source: Baker Strategy Group
KEY CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DRIVERS
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C. About Baker Strategy
Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
Source: Baker Strategy Group
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Customer Portfolio A Customer Portfolio B Customer Portfolio C
A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 C1 C2 C3
TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Portfolios
Mission Mission Statement or Vision Statement
Revenue:
[TBD]
EBITDA:
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Client Success
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Metrics
Initiatives
Tasks
Initiative A
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Satisfaction:
[TBD]
Initiative E
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Using strategy maps (Norton/Kaplan) to outline company strategy has proved to be one of the simplest yet most effective tools for aligning cross-function groups to firm strategy
Sample Frameworks: Strategy Map
Initiative C
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[TBD]
Initiative D
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Initiative B
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Priority Secondary Frontier
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Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
C. About Baker Strategy
David Baker – PartnerM.B.A with High Distinction, Corporate Strategy, University of Michigan Ross School of BusinessB.A. Organizational Communication, Eastern Michigan University
David founded Baker Strategy in 2005 to provide marketing strategy research and advising. David has managed customer strategy programs for a variety of companies and organizations, including several Fortune 500 firms. The clients David has served include Johnson Controls, Gordon Food Services, INCAT, Emerson, Domino’s Pizza, the U.S. Navy, Yahoo!, Michigan Manufacturers Association, and ServiceMaster.
Margaret Baker – PartnerPh.D. Asian Languages and Cultures, The University of MichiganA.M. East Asian Languages and Civilization, Harvard UniversityA.B. Comparative Literature, French and Japanese, Princeton University
Margaret focuses on the education sector. Margaret has long been interested in languages and areas where cultures intersect. Her undergraduate thesis was on Japanese influence on French poetry, and her Ph.D. dissertation treated Chinese translations of Western classics and writer Pearl Buck, who sought to “interpret” China for Western readers.
Joshua Zuellig – AnalystCurrently pursuing BS in Mathematics at Valparaiso University
Joshua has been with Baker Strategy Group since summer of 2007. In that time he has worked with several Baker Strategy clients and partners, including Church Extension Fund, LCMS Michigan School District, MOVE Communications, CFI Group, and Spring Arbor University. Joshua’s primary role in the company is data management and analysis, but he also assists with survey methodology, external research, and client reporting.
Our core team is small—just two partners and an analyst. So, as a firm with low fixed costs, we can provide excellent big-consultancy work at small consultancy fee levels
Baker Strategy Core Team
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Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
C. About Baker Strategy
We have a list of strategic partners, but three firms and an expert statistician are most central to the work we provide to our clients
Baker Strategy Strategic Partners
Ossi Pesämaa – Statistician, Jönköping International Business SchoolPh.D., Lulea University of Technology, SWEDEN
Dr. Ossi Pesämaa is currently active in research at the Centre for Innovation Systems, Entrepreneurship and Growth (CISEG) and affiliated to Entrepreneurship Marketing and Management (EMM) at Jönköping International Business School. Ossi perform his directed research for two different institutes Experience Industries Development Institute (EIDI) and Research Unit for Rural Entrepreneurship and Growth (RUREG). The emphasis on Ossi's projects are tourism, innovative entrepreneurial marketing quality systems, regional growth and experience industries.
Donald Hart – President, MOVE Communications Inc.MOVE’s goal is to unearth your unique story, and to build that story into a powerful solution. MOVE has created a network of expert in-house staff, supported by top independent professionals, who have provided award-winning strategic and creative work to some of the biggest brands in the country. This network model allows our clients access to a broader scope of skills when desired – without the overhead. Our core capabilities include strategic planning, creative development and complete production services in print, web, video, flash and emarketing.
Dave Hile – President, Hile DesignHile Design wants to pump up your "Marketing Muscle." Why? Because advertising and design are hardwired into their DNA. They absolutely love what they do, and get a charge out of seeing their services help their clients prosper. And they feel your pain (especially in today’s economy). Like you, they invest precious time and money marketing their firm. So they promise to treat your advertising like it's their advertising. Because, in a way it is. Their success depends on their ability to get results for you. Clients who grow their businesses as a result of Hile’s efforts are their greatest assets.
Brian Stevens – President, IdigisysiDigiSys provides web design, website development and Internet consulting services as well as business needs assessment and the development of complex Internet-based software applications. They understand the technology, and they can understand your business. iDigiSys is ready to help you manage your Internet-based business solutions on a continuing basis. They are experienced in managing large and complex software development projects as well as simpler projects. Even if the project has several players from different companies or organizations, they can help.
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Our Work
Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
C. About Baker Strategy
Whether directly with Baker Strategy Group, through strategic partners, or while at previous employers, we have run programs for clients in a variety of industries
Clients
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Our Team
OrganizationsWe’ve Served
ExecutiveTestimonies
C. About Baker Strategy
We prize our recommendations from client executivesTestimonies
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For more information about us you can visit our website at www.bakerstrategy.comwww.bakerstrategy.com
Source: www.bakerstrategy.com
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D. Next StepsA suggestion on how we might move forward
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D. Next Steps
If you are interested, we suggest three simple steps for moving forwardSuggested Next Steps
• 30 minute call to discuss the position and get a gauge on a potential fit.
1. Phone Discussion
• Baker Strategy Group team visits Pioneer for in-depth meeting on the needs of Pioneer.
2. Onsite Visit
• Pioneer engages Baker Strategy Group for a pilot program to assess performance.
3. Pilot Engagement
Source: Baker Strategy Group
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