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Strategic Governance CACM CACM proposal August, 22 th 2011

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Strategic Governance CACM

CACM  proposal  August,  22th  2011  

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Strategic  Governance  Plans Schedule 2011

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PPD & LA Strategy And Alignment

Drive Big Ideas Set New Standard

of Care Transform Your

Organization

Enhance Strategic Business Process

Maximize the Value Proposition

of Our Brands

Culture of Business Excellence

Enhance Abbott Reputation •  Best Place to Work •  I’m Abbott •  Ethics & Compliance

•  Understand our market & stakeholders (NNLRP) •  Redefine our markets

•  Reframe the Healthcare Debate •  Shape our Environment

•  Advance clinical practice •  Deliver total patient solutions •  Demonstrate the full value of our brands

INNOVATION NO LIMIT MENTALITY

Area BSC / Governance Initiative

AI Priorities

Area Priorities

•  Build best in class capabilities and change the way we work

•  Deepen our Talent Pool •  Build the best company there is

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Workshop  of  Alignment Leaders Experience

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Strategic Governance Conceptual

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Agility      Produc.vity      Priori.za.on  Velocity      Alignment      Planning  (i.e.  nwf)  Time  of  Availability  Urgency      Orienta.on  

One Meeting Benefit of the Committees

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Sponsor  

Secretary  

Member  

On-­‐Demand  

Focused Committees Benefit of the Committees

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•  LA  Governance  Model  has  six  core  commiFees,  where  each  one  of  them  will  have  a  specific  theme,  as  follows:  

–  BEC  –  Business  –  BrEC  –  Brand  –  CEC  –  Compliance  –  PEC  –  People  –  S&OP  –  Planning  –  eBEC  –  Extended   BEC

S&OP

CEC

PEC

BrEC eBEC

PEC

CEC

BrEC

S&OP

eBEC

BEC

BusinessFlow

Control

PEC

CEC

BrEC

S&OP

eBEC

BEC

BusinessFlow

Control

S&OP – Sales & Operation Planning How, Why Trees, Garden

PEC – People Executive Committee Who Gardener

CEC – Compliance Executive Committee What, How, Who Forest, Trees, Gardener

BrEC – Brand Executive Committee How Trees

eBEC – Extended Business Executive Committee What, How, Who Forest

BEC – Business Executive Committee What Forest

Framework Governance Committees & Purpose

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•  LA  Governance  Model  has  six  core  commiFees,  where  each  one  of  them  will  have  a  specific  theme,  as  follows:  

–  BEC  –  Business  –  BrEC  –  Brand  –  CEC  –  Compliance  –  PEC  –  People  –  S&OP  –  Planning  –  eBEC  –  Extended  

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S&OP – Sales & Operation Planning How, Why Trees, Garden

PEC – People Executive Committee Who Gardener

CEC – Compliance Executive Committee What, How, Who Forest, Trees, Gardener

BrEC – Brand Executive Committee How Trees

eBEC – Extended Business Executive Committee What, How, Who Forest

Framework Governance Committees & Purpose

BEC – Business Executive Committee What Forest

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•  Sponsor  is  responsible  for  INSPIRATION  on  Governance  Model.  

•   INSPIRATION  is  tangible  into  the  model  through  the  Drivers  definiWon,  it  means  the  focus  of  the  CommiFee  session  topics  must  be  related  to  the  pre  defined  Drive.  

•  The  Sponsor  primarily  defines  the  Drivers  and  shares  this  definiWon  with  the  secretary.  Some  Drives  are  defined  by  the  corporate  calendar  moment,  i.e.  LRP,  Budget,  NNLRP,  etc.  

•  The  governance  good  pracWces  call  for  an  annual  planning  of  the  Drivers  during  commiFee  sessions  so  that  the  secretary  and  the  sponsor  can  assure  all  relevant  steps  of  the  corporate  strategy  are  covered.  

•  Unified  corporate  calendar  with  all  annual  events  is  a  good  base  to  work  with  when  defining  the  Drivers  of  the  commiFee  sessions.  

Sponsor  

Drivers Building the Annual Framework

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•  All  parWcipants,  whether  as  dedicated  audience  or  on  demand,  are  considered  Members  of  the  CommiFee  and  as  Members  have  roles  &  responsibiliWes:  

•  Members  are  responsible  for  the  DISCIPLINE  of  the  CommiFees  

Leadership  

ALtudes  expected  from  all  Members  

• Decide  on  behalf  of  the  business  considering  the  stakeholders’  needs  • Protect,  value  and  opWmize  investments  

• Apply  corporate  policies,  procedures  and  values  • Prevent  conflict  of  interest  

Ethics  

Members  

Members Roles & Responsibilities

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•  Secretary  are  key  funcWons  of  the  CommiFee,  which  require  strong  roles  &  responsibiliWes  definiWon:  

•  Secretary  is  the  responsible  for  the  CommiFees  RHYTHM    

ALtudes  expected  from  the  secretary  • “Make  it  happen”,  in  terms  of  acWviWes,  parWcipants  (pre,  during  and  post  meeWng  acWviWes)  

• Offer  a  blind  spot  view  

Manage  the  Start-­‐Up  

Gather  and  Comprehend  Facts  

Understand  Underlying  Posi.ons  and  Interests  

Express  Empathy  Verbally  

Express  Empathy  Nonverbally  

Convey  Impar.ality  

Manage  the  Personali.es  

Assist  Members  in  Genera.ng  Op.ons  

Generate  Op.ons  

Assist  Members  in  Genera.ng  Agreements  

Generate  Agreements  

Move  the  Members  toward  an  Improved  Rela.onship  

Manage  the  Interac.on  and  Conclusion  

Secretary  

Secretary Roles & Responsibilities

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•  The  Governance  process  has  3  sub-­‐processes.  From  the  secretary  perspecWve,  there  are  some  core  acWviWes  to  achieve  the  basics  of  good  pracWces  

Drive  

CommiFee  

Agenda  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

Drive  

CommiFee  

Agenda  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

last  meeWng  

plans  &  acWons  

operaWonal  results  

strategic  analysis  

corporate  schedule  

important  demand  

acWon  

decision  plan  

orientaWon  

idea  

need  

short  

medium  

long  

Drive  

Topics  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

“MeeWng”  

ConfirmaWon  

Pre  Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es   Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es  

Post  Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es  

Pre  Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es   Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es   Post  Mee.ngs  Ac.vi.es  

Secretary  

Sponsor  

Members  Secretary   Sponsor  

Key Elements Governance Process

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Strategic Governance Process Alignment – FUTURE FIT

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Every month

Brand Team

Budget plans, projects, kpis,

issues discussions

Personnel & Compliance

issues & needs discussions

BEC

BrEC

Govern  mental    Affairs  

Marke2ng     Pa2ent    Rela2ons  

Brand    Team    Leader  

Sales  

Market    Access   Medical  

Commu  nica2on  

Regu  latory  

BRAND  TEAM  

BTL Drive

Brand plans, projects, kpis,

issues discussions

Brand2 plans, projects, kpis,

issues discussions

Brand1 plans, projects, kpis,

issues discussions

One page

One page

Budget plans, projects, kpis,

issues discussions

PEC One page

Personnel issues & needs

discussions

CEC

Compliance issues & needs

discussions

Between Zone NPI & Demand & S&OP & PPO & Operational Plans

Governance Committees

Brand Team Meeting

Between Zone

Secretary

Secretary

Secretary

Brand Team Alignment

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Proposal  Model  Dynamic  among  Governance  &  Brand  Team  

Brand  Teams  are  going  to  supply  essen2al  inputs  to  the  Governance  CommiEees  

Govern  mental    Affairs  

Marke2ng     Pa2ent    Rela2ons  

Brand    Team    Leader  

Sales  

Market    Access  

Medical  

Commu  nica2on  

Regu  latory  BRAND  TEAM   BrEC

Brand team

leader

One-Page

Drive

Brand Team Concept

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One-­‐Page     Dashboard  by  brand    

First  Page  (Overall)  1.  Financial  -­‐  Brand  team  performance  2.  Non-­‐Financial  -­‐  FF  -­‐  CapabiliWes  

 Second  Page  (by  brand)  

1.  Brand  specific  2.  Non-­‐Brand  specific  

&  

One-Page & Dashboard FF Brand Team Concept

Focus  on  5  quesWons  (by  brand)    

1.  How  are  we  looking  at  our  plan?  2.  How  do  we  compare  to  the  market?  

3.  What  are  we  doing  well  and  what  can  we  improve?  4.  What  are  the  insights  &  assumpWons  ?  

5.  What  are  the  opportuniWes  ?  

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Strategic Governance Process Alignment – ACC & BAC

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Other Committee

Every quarter

BAC

Dynamic among Committees

PEC & CEC happen every month. ACC & BAC receive & treat inputs every quarter

Every month

PEC

Issues regarding Compliance

identified

Personnel issues & needs

identified (*)

ACC CEC

Issues regarding Compliance discussion

Culture activities (Training & Education)

Personnel issues & needs approval

Issues regarding Compliance

approval

Culture activities (Training & Education)

(*)  Issues  regarding  only  one  Division  can  be  approved  but  communicated  to  BAC,  all  others  potenWally  regarding  more  than  one  Division  must  be  approved  in  BAC  

Business issues identified (*)

Business issues approval

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Dynamic among Committees

Each committee with respective scope definition

PEC  

Processes  supported  by  PEC:  •  Areas  structure  analysis  and  people  implicaWons  •  Salary  adjustments  approvals  •  DefiniWon  of  people  related  processes  (ex:  vacaWon  status,  mobile  phone,  

company  car)  •  Knowledge  sharing  regarding  HR  topics  (ex:  Salary  Survey  structure,  Long  

Term  IncenWve  clarificaWon,  etc)  Examples  of  decisions  in  PEC:  •  Immunology  RetenWon  Strategy    •  Medical  Area  structure  evaluaWon  •  Finance  Current  RetenWon  Plan  discussion  •  Corporate  Affairs  :  RetenWon  Strategy  and  Implemented  acWons  including  

Job  Wtles  and  organizaWonal  focus  

Objective – Alignment, Discussion and Definition about People issues & risks & situations

Primary Agenda •  Indicators (People perspective – BSC) •  Headcount on board –(already part of KPIs, redundant) •  Turn over (intern and extern) / Root Cause analysis (already part of KPIs) •  Hipos (Development Plan) •  Employment Value Proposition: GPtW, Culture Survey,

Related •  PEx (performance excellence)

BAC  

Some  Processes  supported  by  BAC:  1.  Personnel  issues  approval  with  mulWple  division  scope  2.  Business  issues  approval  with  mulWple  division  scope  Examples  of  decisions  in  BAC:  1.  Infrastructure  &  layout  modificaWon  2.  DefiniWon  of  hiring  people  with  disabiliWes  

Objective – Alignment, Discussion and Definition about Business issues & risks & situations regarding multiple Divisions

Primary Agenda •  Any business situation or issue regarding more than one Division •  Any items already discussed from other committees to have formal

approval

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Dynamic among Committees

CEC  

Some  Processes  supported  by  CEC:  1.  Provide  consulWng  to  PPD  business  doubts  in  order  to  ensure  business  pracWces  are  

in  accordance  with  Compliance  Policies,  local  laws  and  regulaWons  and  AbboF’s  Code  of  Business  Conduct  

2.  IdenWfy  and  address  legal  and  compliance  risks  or  gaps  and  bring  to  ACC  discussion  

Examples  of  decisions  in  CEC:  1.  Deliberate  and/or  execute  disciplinary  procedures  specifically  to  PPD  2.  ImplementaWon  of  the  AbboF  Affiliate  Compliance  Program  and  communicaWon  

Objective – Alignment, Discussion and Definition about Compliance issues & risks & situations specific to PPD

Primary Agenda •  Plan vs current situation (internal initiatives) •  Results compared w/ market •  What we are doing good (quality) •  What is pending to implement or results were not satisfactory

ACC  

Processes  supported  by  ACC:  •  Create  and  implement  core  policies  in  the  seven  key  areas  in  accordance  with  local  laws  

and  regulaWons  •  Implement  and  monitor  training  and  communicaWon  strategies  to  promote  Ethics  &  

Compliance  Program    •  Develop  and  implement  measures  to  correct  and  prevent  non-­‐compliance  events  •  Implement  and  monitor  policies  and  procedures  for  increasing  employee  awareness  of  

FCPA  and  an  employee’s  duty  to  report  any  suspected  violaWons  •  Ensure  that  policies  created  are  aligned  with  business  goals  •  Assess  and  allocate  resources  to  execute  Compliance  Program  •  Approve  and  communicate  within  the  Affiliate  organizaWon  Wmetables  for  

implementaWon  of  the  AbboF  Compliance  Program  Examples  of  decisions  in  ACC:  •  Training  &  EducaWon  acWviWes  •  PromoWonal  acWviWes  &  Product  sampling  approval  •  Sponsorship  of  healthcare  professionals  •  Developing  and  implemenWng  measures  to  correct  and  prevent  non-­‐compliance,  

including  appropriate  disciplinary  procedures  •  Uniformly  enforcing  infracWons  and  acts  of  non-­‐compliance  •  InvesWgate,  respond  to  and  report  Code  violaWons  

Objective – Foster a compliance culture that begins at the executive level and permeates throughout Abbott

Primary Agenda •  Analysis of Business Compliance risks or gaps unique to the

local business or markets •  Monitoring of standards, policies, procedures and Operational

Guidelines affecting Ethics and Compliance •  Monitoring of training and communications strategies to promote

Compliance and detect potential non-compliance

Each committee with respective scope definition

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Strategic Governance CACM Model

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Affiliate perspective Thinking about…..

During the meetings there are no discussion

Cancel meeting is reason for celebration

I don’t know the decision taken

The managers do not have autonomy …

We discuss the same topic every week …

How we are developing our managers /employees to new

positions

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Affiliate perspective Questions Considered - CACM

Regular  meeWngs  vs.  Align  of  an  out-­‐of-­‐standard  situaWon  

BeFer  quality  of  process  on  informaWon  

Who  should  manage  the  dynamic  of  the  meeWng  ?  

MeeWng  informaWon:  Do  I  need  to  know  or  do  I  like  to  know  ?  

How  much  is  the  cost  of  the  meeWng  for  you  &  for  the  company  ?  

How  to  deal  with  a  out-­‐of-­‐standard  situaWon  along  the  month  ?  

What  is  the  output  of  the  meeWngs  ?  

Who  can  play  others  funcWons  during  the  meeWng  ?  

InformaWon  overlap  with  Highlights  &  Others  ?  

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CACM Adjustments to the Current Model

• Governance  presentaWon  to  Affiliate  leaders  (Exec.  CommiFee)  Monday  Jul.  4th    • Governance  presentaWon  to  Affiliate  week  of  Aug.  1st  (one  to  ones/interacWve)  • CACM  Governance  Kick-­‐Off  Monday  Aug.  8th    

–  EffecWve  MeeWngs  Training  –  Offered  by  ADEN  consultants  /  audience  eBEC  &  secretaries  

• ImplementaWon  w/LA  Governance  team  week  of  Aug.  22nd-­‐25th    –       GM  alignment  –       Interviews  with  GM  Directs:  Governance  &  BSC  –       Strategic  Map  consolidaWon  &  presentaWon  to  EBEC  –       CommiFee  secretaries  alignment  

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Drivers  along  the  year    PEx  EvaluaWon    PEx  Semng  Goals    TMR    Plan    5yBP    LRP    NNLRP    UPD    SimplificaWon  &  InnovaWon  CommiFee    GMs  MeeWng    Global  MeeWngs    VP  MeeWng    Affiliate  Big  Events  

Week  3  

Week  2  

Week  1  

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Customer    Week  

CACM Dynamic of Governance Committees

BrEC  

PEC  

CEC  

BAC  

ACC  BEC  

Demand  Rev  Immuno  

Demand  Rev  Viro&Hosp  

BT1   BT2   BT3   BT1   BT2   BT3  

BT4   BT5  S&OP  

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Week  3  

Week  2  

Week  1  

S&OP  

BrEC  

BAC  

BEC  Staff  Meet  

Week  3  

Week  2  

Week  1  

Demand  Rev  Immuno  

Demand  Rev  Viro&Hosp  

BT1   BT2   BT3   BT1   BT2   BT3  

BT4   BT5  S&OP  

BrEC  

PEC  

CEC  

BAC  

ACC  BEC  

Area   CACM  

Customer    Week  

Customer    Week  

Area & CACM Dynamic of Governance

Weekly  Staff  

Weekly  Staff  

Demand  Rev  Immuno  

Demand  Rev  Viro&Hosp  

BT1  BT2  

BT3   BT1   BT2   BT3  

BT4   BT5   PEC  

Pit  Stop  

Pit  Stop  

Pit  Stop  

Week  4   Week  4   Pit  Stop  

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Preestablished  

•  Each  one  of  the  six  core  CommiFees  has  the  same  key  elements:  

Preestablished  

Preestablished  

Core  parWcipants  

On  request  

Always  present  

Always  present    

Preestablished  and  Focused  

Time,  Subject  &  Outcome,  RACI,  Responsible,  Minutes  

ObjecWve    

Frequency    

DuraWon    

Sponsor    

Primary  Members    

Secondary  Members    

Secretary    

Drive    

Agenda  

Key Elements Committees

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•  BEC  or  Business  ExecuWve  CommiFee  is  to  look  for  “What”  regarding  the  whole  “Forest”  

Objec.ve  –  Alignment,  Discussion  and  Defini.on  about  Corporate  Management  Frequency  –  Once  a  Month  Dura.on  –  6  hours  Sponsor  –  GM  Members    –  GM  directs  &  func.onal  Secretary  –  Financial  Planning  Manager  [Douglas  Rojas]  

Agenda  (Fixed)  •  Opening  Comments  •  Financial  Updates  •  Strategy  (Corporate  Indicators  &  IniWaWves  evaluaWon  -­‐  BSC)  •  GMs  (updates  &  quesWons)  

Agenda  (Variable)  •  Topics  on  Demand  PPD  &  EPD  

BEC Structure

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•  BrEC  or  Brand  ExecuWve  CommiFee  is  structuring  the  “How”  regarding  the  “Trees”  

Objec.ve  –  Align,  Discuss  and  Define  strategies  &  plans  focused  on  brands  &  markets  Frequency  –  Once  a  Month  Dura.on  –  4  hours  Sponsor  –  GM  Members    –  GM  directs  &  func.onal  Secretary  –  SFE  &  Marke.ng  Services  Manager  -­‐  TBD  

Agenda  (Fixed)  •  Strategy  (Corporate  Indicators  &  IniWaWves  evaluaWon  -­‐  BSC)  •  In  Market  data  (Immunology,  Virology,  Hospital)  &  Inventory  •  Brand  Strategic  Vision  by  Brand  selected  

•  One  Page  tool  analysis  (strategic  &  tacWcal  &  insights)  •  Financial  -­‐  Overall  Brand  Team  contribuWon  •  Brand  -­‐  Market  informaWon  &  Market  Share  analysis  •  Non-­‐Financial  –  PaWent  RelaWons,  MarkeWng,  Medical,  Sales  Force,  Government  Affairs,  CommunicaWons,  Market  Access  •  Brand  IniWaWves  

 Agenda  (Variable)  •  Topics  on  Demand  (PPD  &  EPD)  

BrEC Structure

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•  S&OP  or  Sales  &  OperaWon  Planning  CommiFee  is  the  business  sustainability  with  “How”  and  “Why”  regarding  the  “Trees”  and  “Garden”  

Objec.ve  –  Align,  Discuss  and  Define  about  business  opera.onal  &  financial  implementa.on  Frequency  –  Once  a  Month  Dura.on  –  3  hours  Sponsor  –  GM  Members    –  GM  directs  &  func.onal,  Prod  Mgs,  Customer  Service,  Planning,  Supply  Secretary  –  Demand  Manager  –  Mauricio  Cordon  

Agenda  (Fixed)  •  Corporate  Indicators  &  IniWaWves  evaluaWon  (BSC)  &  KPI  (DSO,  DOH,  Fam.Mix,  SP&E,  Customer  Serv,  Data  Accuracy)  •  ExecuWve  Summary  •  ADS  Review  –  ExcepWons  •  New  Product  IntroducWon  •  Supply,  BO  &  Inventory  Analysis  •  Price  Analysis  •  Financial  ReconciliaWon    •  R&D  Medical  Expense  •  Issues  elevated  to  the  Area  S&OP    •  Issues  to  Raise  to  Division  •  MeeWng  CriWque  

Agenda  (Variable)  •  Topics  on  Demand  

S&OP Structure

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•  CEC  or  Compliance  ExecuWve  CommiFee  is  the  accordance  of  “What”,  “How”  and  “Who”  context  regarding  the  “Forest”,  “Trees”  and  “Gardener”  

Objec.ve  –  Alignment,  Discussion  and  Defini.on  about  Compliance  issues  &  risks  &  situa.ons  specific  to  PPD  and  EPD  Frequency  –  Quarterly  –  Always  o  month  a`er  ACC  Dura.on  –  2  hours  Sponsor  –  GM  Members    –  GM  directs  &  func.onal  Secretary  –  Compliance  Manager  –  Gabriela  Mijangos    

Agenda  (Fixed)  •  Corporate  Indicators  &  IniWaWves  evaluaWon  (BSC)  •  ExecuWve  Summary  •  Issues  to  raise  to  Division  (BAC  &  ACC)  

Agenda  (Variable)  •  Topics  on  Demand  

CEC Structure

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•  PEC  or  People  ExecuWve  CommiFee  is  to  assist  “Who”    in  regard  to    the  “Gardener”  

Objec.ve  –  Alignment,  Discussion  and  Defini.on  about  People  issues  &  risks  &  situa.ons  Frequency  –  Once  a  Month  (except  in  the  month  that  will  have  BAC)  Dura.on  –  3  hours  Sponsor  –  GM  Members    –  GM  directs,  HR  Managers  Secretary  –  HHRR  Director  –  Yana  Castellanos  

Agenda  (Fixed)  •  Corporate  Indicators  &  IniWaWves  evaluaWon  (BSC)  

•  %  Key  people  in  key  jobs  •  %  key  people  with  development  plans  •  %  Turnover  •  Closed  posiWons  -­‐  Days  to  fill  •  Open  posiWons  –  days  open  ExecuWve  Summary  

Agenda  (Variable)  •  Topics  on  Demand  

PEC Structure

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Committees & Participants BEC BrEC CEC PEC S&OP

Secretary Douglas R ojas TB D Gabriela M ijangos

Yana C astellanos

M auric io C ordon

Members

Jorge  Duque  X   X X X X

Jose  Cordon  X   X X X X

John  Guerrero  X   X X X X

Yana  Castellanos  X   X X X X

Michelle  Ortiz  X   X X X X

Mario  Mazariegos  X   X X X X

Gustavo  Oliva  X   X X X X

Veronica  Escobar X X

Dalila  Vazquez X X

Fabiola  Morales  X    X  

Cecilia  Flores  X    X    X  

Diego  A  Del  Valle  X  

Douglas  G  Rojas  X  

Edgar  S  Ibarra  X    X    X  

Gabriela  A  De  Leon  X  

Gerardo  Escamilla  X  

Janssen  Y  Chumil  X  

Miguel  N  Lopez  X  

Oscar  R  Santizo  X  

Roberto  E  Calderon  X  

Zoila  Dalila  Vasquez  X  

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Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday   Saturday   Sunday  

1   2  

3   4   5   6   7   8   9  

10   11   12   13   14   15   16  

17   18   19   20   21   22   23  

24   25   26   27   28   29   30  

31  

CACM Calendar October 2011

Customer Week

BAC

Sonia will send the invitation regarding the news Committee

GM’s Meeting

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Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday   Saturday   Sunday  

1   2   3   4   5   6  

7   8   9   10   11   12   13  

14   15   16   17   18   19   20  

21   22   23   24   25   26   27  

28   29   30   27   28   29   30  

CACM Calendar November 2011

Customer Week

ACC

Sonia will send the invitation regarding the news Committee

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Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday   Saturday   Sunday  

1   2   3   4  

5   6   7   8   9   10   11  

12   13   14   15   16   17   18  

19   20   21   22   23   24   25  

26   27   28   29   30   31      

CACM Calendar December 2011

Customer Week

Sonia will send the invitation regarding the news Committee

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January   February   March   April   May   June  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  CEC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  BAC  ACC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC    

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  CEC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  BAC  ACC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  

July   August   September   October   November   December  BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  CEC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  BAC  ACC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  BAC  CEC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  ACC  

BEC  BrEC  S&OP  PEC  

CACM Calendar 2012 (TBC)

BSC  –  Strategic  review  Workshop  

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Strategic Governance – BSC

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Achieve sustainable and profitable business growth

Optimize resource allocation Increase sales

Inte

rnal

Pro

cess

es to

ach

ieve

BES

T IN

CLA

SS

Fina

ncia

ls

Le

arni

ng a

nd

Gro

wth

Improve Talent

Manage-ment

Cus

tom

er &

Mar

ket

Build Best in Class

organization (Future Fit)

- Focused education !- Career Path!- Capabilities!- Compensation!- Empowerment!- Competencies!- Recognition!

Anticipate and mitigate business

risks

Risk Management

Inno

vatio

n / N

o Li

mits

Men

talit

y

Enhance Abbott

Reputation

-  One Abbott

-  Proud to be Abbott

- Best Place to Work / Culture Survey

-  Social Commitment

Affiliate: Reinforce our leadership in health care at Central America. PPD: Be the trusted ally, delivering innovative solutions that add value to the health care of our region

Consolidate BT dynamic to include

a shared responsibility for

brands performance

- Patient Program - NNLRP - Brand Plan - Financial LRP - Accelerate NPI process - Solution country by country

Brand Team Excellence

-  Generics -  Biosimilars -  Tenders -  Political uncertainty -  Product availability

Protect brands, enhance reputation and assure

product availability

Optimize, simplify and increase flexibility in our integrated

business processes

Operational Excellence

Regulatory Excellence

Develop partnership to leverage products

penetration

Market Access Excellence

Provide clinical evidence, participating actively in

business strategies execution

Medical Excellence

Clinical Research / Medical Information / Pharmacovigilancy Interaction with stakeholders New therapies

Improve SF productivity based on field driven information supporting

decision making

SF Excellence

Align HR and business objectives to develop an proactive, assertive and integrated HR service,

supporting our business

- SF and Medical!- Market Segmentation!- Service Areas alignment!

Improve information

access to support decision making

- IT solutions!- Financial Reports!- Knowledge transfer!- On time relevant information!- Automation!- Communication Tools!

Design distribution models to strength partnership

with distribution stakeholders

Supply Chain Excellence

GROW

PN/CR/GT/HN/DR PN/GT/ES

GT/DR/HN

DR/PN/ GT/

CR

DEFEND

GT/CR/PN/ ES/DR

• VALUE  PROPOSITION    • Distributors  • -­‐  Value  Chain  

• Pa.ents¨  -­‐   Quality  of  life  -­‐   Safety  

• Prescribers  -­‐ Safety  +  efficacy  (PaWent  loyalty)  

• Payers  /  Policy  Makers  -­‐   Strategic  partnership  

• Community  -­‐ ABBOTT  ReputaWon  -­‐   Social  Commitment    

Pioneering • Achieving • Caring • Enduring A promise for life – Transform science into care

Monitor and understand the

competitors actions

Business Intelligence

Anticipate Adapt and Execute

ZEMPLAR SYNAGIS LUCRIN KALETRA/ALUVIA SEVO

DR/GT/HN/CR

HUMIRA REUMA

DR/HN/GT/CR/PN/ES

HUMIRA DERMATO

CR/GT/DR/PN/HN

HUMIRA GASTRO

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Strategic  Compass  of  the  CommiFees BEC Committee

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Strategic  Compass  of  the  CommiFees BrEC Committee

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Strategic  Compass  of  the  CommiFees S&OP Committee

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Strategic  Compass  of  the  CommiFees CEC Committee

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Strategic  Compass  of  the  CommiFees PEC Committee

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CACM  Strategic  Map Driving Strategically all Affiliates

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CACM  Strategic  IniWaWves Initiatives

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Strategic Governance – BSC How to measure ?

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One-­‐Page     Dashboard  by  brand    

First  Page  (Overall)  1.  Financial  -­‐  Brand  team  performance  2.  Non-­‐Financial  -­‐  FF  -­‐  CapabiliWes  

 Second  Page  (by  brand)  

1.  Brand  specific  2.  Non-­‐Brand  specific  

&  

One-Page - by Affiliate & by Brand

Focus  on  5  quesWons  (by  brand)    

1.  How  are  we  looking  at  our  plan?  2.  How  do  we  compare  to  the  market?  

3.  What  are  we  doing  well  and  what  can  we  improve?  4.  What  are  the  insights  &  assumpWons  ?  

5.  What  are  the  opportuniWes  ?  

•  One-­‐Page  is  the  tool  with  main  business  open-­‐ended  quesWons  previously  defined  and  rightly  answered  

•  The  first  step  to  start  enjoying  the  benefits  of  One-­‐Page  is  to  create  the  mindset  to  analyze  the  current  business  (data)  and  build  the  concept  (informaWon)  in  a  simple  form  

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SimplificaWon  on  reports  

Planning  the  resource  allocaWon  to  provide  the  informaWon    

DiagnosWc  about  the  key  points  to  work  with  

Standard  and  accurate  InformaWon  

Avoid  extra  and  redundant  communicaWon  

Quick  and  fast  view  about  “what  is  going  on”  

Clearly  and  previously  need  of  the  informaWon  

ComparaWve  base  of  crossing  the  affiliate  situaWons  

Focus  on  5  quesWons:    1. As  we  are  looking  at  our  plan?  2. As  we  are  comparing  with  the  market?  3. What  are  we  doing  well?  4. What  can  we  improve?  5. What  we  do  to  improve?  

Multiple Business Input & Output Benefit of the One-Page

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CACM Strategic Map To drive strategically all affiliates – KPI Standard

• Sales Increase volume • Price Accomplishment

• Return on Assets ROA • DSO • DOH

• SFE Plan achievement. • SFE Dashboard

• GAP of information supported by the system

• % Key Talent/Key Positions • % Key Talent with Growth plans • Turnover

• Days - Time to Fill • Days – open positions • Turnover

• Division Margin

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Strategic Governance Implementation

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CACM  -­‐  News  Actions

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CACM  -­‐  News  Actions

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Strategic Governance Next

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•  BSC  –  Strategic  ObjecWve  DefiniWon  –  Map  –  August  22th  to  26th  

•  Local  Governance  Model  aligned  with  Area  Governance  Model  –  August  22th  to  26th  

•  KPI  /  IniWaWves  definiWon  and  collecWon  –  August  31th  

•  TranslaWon  of  BSC  &  Material  to  Spanish  &  English  –  August  31th  

 •  Official  Launching  –  1st  Governance  MeeWng  –  October,  2010    

•  Secretary  Training  &  System  implementaWon  (data  load,  access,  training)  -­‐  November,  7th  to  10th    •  BSC  –  KPI  &  IniWaWves  (data  load,  access,  training)  –  -­‐  November,  7th  to  10th    

•  Last  Milestone  –  Governance  (Maturity  Feedback  Session)  –  February  2012    

1st Day Actions

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•  Future  Fit  –  Brand  Teams  were  not  considered  •  Assistant  for  Governance  CommiFees  were  not  considered  as  an  opWon  •  Concept  of  secretary  rotaWon  every  6  months  not  considered  •  BAC  &  ACC  should  be  considered  to  be  held  on  the  3rd  week  to  capture  issues  from  CEC  &  PEC  •  At  this  moment,  the  assumpWon  is  no  ad-­‐hoc  meeWng  is  needed  •  EPD  is  part  of  Governance  Scope  [themes  will  be  manage  in  the  same  agenda  than  PPD]  

Governance Model Local Item Customized - CACM

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Questions

It is very important to answer any questions, not just for the project but, for the whole organization

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