PB-Centro-Finland Organizational structures Tuulikki Pöllänen Lena Hoppe-Schumacher Tan Chong Sun.

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PB-Centro-Finland Organizational structures Tuulikki Pöllänen Lena Hoppe-Schumacher Tan Chong Sun

Agenda n The Organization n Finnish Headquarter n Regional Managers n Facility Management n The Regions n Russia and Baltic countries n Conclusion

The Organization Headquarters Finnish Headquarters BP-CENTRO-Finland Marketing HRMFinance Operating Regional Managers RM Facility Management * Team 1: Area * Team 2: Building FM

Finnish Headquarter n Reporting relationship to UK HQ n Coordinates marketing, HRM, finance and operating n Team consisting of Americans and locals n Tasks: –Establishing a set of core competence –General advice and rules –Supervises the regional managers

Finnish Headquarter n Marketing –Marketing strategy for whole Finland –Deliver quality products to customers –Find the location –Reasonable prices

Finnish Headquarter n HRM –Multi-cultural (USA, Finland) –Selecting experienced and mobile managers –Training and development –Developing human capital

Finnish Headquarter n Finance –Investment in properties –Budgeting the cost –Downsizing, planned eliminate of jobs n Operating –Logistic –Purchase

Regional Managers n All of them have to work as a team n Every single one is responsible for his region n Should be locals who know the market n Supervises 2 to 6 centers n Controls the uniformity of standards, quality and images in every center

Facility Management n Controlled and ruled by regional managers n There are two teams sharing the tasks in site –Team 1 for the area –Team 2 for the building n The teams work closely together

Facility Management n Team 1: Area –Is responsible for the maintenance –Does the needed outsourcing-contracts (cleaning, security, snow removal, repairs, emergencies, gardening etc.) –Is responsible for the information- and service-points (parking, playground)

Facility Management n Team 2: Building –Analyses the market –Selects the operators, the franchisees –Makes contracts with the operators –Supervises the operators

The Regions Helsinki, North-, East-, West- and Mid-Finland

The Regions n Start with 3-5 centers, in 1-2 regions (Helsinki, Tampere, Oulu..) n When the results can be seen, there will be expansions to more centers

Russia and Baltic Countries n First not many Americans, but Finns, in the management n Local people will be trained and then involved more in the management

Conclusion n Headquarters give the main frames n Regional Managers have the most important role implementing the frames n In FM the coordination of the teams is important