) Establish and Communicate Clear
Values: SFF’s values and direction are focused on the
needs and expectations of its customers, stakeholders
(employees), suppliers, the communities in which it has
facilities, the public, and Cargill (Leadership System
Step 1). The MC considers alignment with the Core
Ideology and Mission in balancing the diverse needs
and expectations of all key stakeholders as these needs
and expectations are integrated with the strategic planning
process (Step 3). MC members are directly
involved in deploying the Core Ideology and Mission to
all key stakeholder groups.
Stakeholders (Employees): Department meetings
are held with all stakeholders throughout SFF in which
MC members communicate the annual business plan,
reinforce the Core Values, Core Purpose, and Mission,
capture concerns, and answer questions from stakeholders.
MC members also reinforce the Mission, Core
Purpose and Core Values by role modeling — “walking
the talk” in day-to-day activities. Managers at all levels
of the organization are responsible for communicating
and reinforcing the Mission, Core Purpose, and Core
Values to stakeholders. Communication takes many
forms, and frequencies vary by method: discussions
with new stakeholders during orientation, interactions
during meetings, presentations during Continuous
Improvement training which include SFF’s Core
Ideology and the Four Absolutes of Quality, articles
written by the President for The Eggceptional News
(SFF’s internal newsletter), and bi-monthly Recognition
Meetings held for all stakeholders.
Customers: Customer Focus and Quality are Core
Values of SFF. “Conformance to Customer’s
Requirements” is how Quality is defined; therefore,
SFF’s approach to deploying its values to customers is
to deepen relationships by continuously improving the
alignment of business processes, competencies, and
strategic goals with the needs of customers.
) Establish and Communicate ClearValues: SFF’s values and direction are focused on theneeds and expectations of its customers, stakeholders(employees), suppliers, the communities in which it hasfacilities, the public, and Cargill (Leadership SystemStep 1). The MC considers alignment with the CoreIdeology and Mission in balancing the diverse needsand expectations of all key stakeholders as these needsand expectations are integrated with the strategic planningprocess (Step 3). MC members are directlyinvolved in deploying the Core Ideology and Mission toall key stakeholder groups.Stakeholders (Employees): Department meetingsare held with all stakeholders throughout SFF in whichMC members communicate the annual business plan,reinforce the Core Values, Core Purpose, and Mission,capture concerns, and answer questions from stakeholders.MC members also reinforce the Mission, CorePurpose and Core Values by role modeling — “walkingthe talk” in day-to-day activities. Managers at all levelsof the organization are responsible for communicatingand reinforcing the Mission, Core Purpose, and CoreValues to stakeholders. Communication takes manyforms, and frequencies vary by method: discussionswith new stakeholders during orientation, interactionsduring meetings, presentations during ContinuousImprovement training which include SFF’s CoreIdeology and the Four Absolutes of Quality, articleswritten by the President for The Eggceptional News(SFF’s internal newsletter), and bi-monthly RecognitionMeetings held for all stakeholders.Customers: Customer Focus and Quality are CoreValues of SFF. “Conformance to Customer’sRequirements” is how Quality is defined; therefore,SFF’s approach to deploying its values to customers isto deepen relationships by continuously improving thealignment of business processes, competencies, andstrategic goals with the needs of customers.
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