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Guiding Principles& Home Base Messaging Creating a Talent Management framework for Mergers & Acquisition Activities Marci Sigmund, Director, Talent Management-Brown Shoe Company Ken Styer, Director, Talent Management-Brown Shoe Company
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What/Why Are We Buying? Knowledge? Brands? Technology? Facilities? Other Understanding these will help predict need for outplacement, transfers, relocations, assessment and right sizing activities.
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Guiding Principles What are they? An accepted set of shared values and rules of conduct.
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Guiding Principles Frame how decisions will be made. Embody the character of your company- How do we want to treat people? Must support the strategic mission of the M&A activities. Explore possible exceptions to protocol and how/when-build in flexibility. Require agreement and support from Executive team to execute.
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Ground Rules How are conflicts going to be resolved Processes for the above Boundaries
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Communication Home Base Message A centralized message or promise to which all subsequent communication (both verbal and written) will refer.
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Communication Home base message Frequency Methods Audience-considering levels of communication Tell what you know, what you don’t and when you expect to know. Transparency-live up to the promises Benefits/pitfalls
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Cultural Disconnects Anticipate issues Company size Privately held vs. Public Benefits Systems
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Execution Right Sizing ◦ Identify areas of duplication and/or need for new talent ◦ Gain full understanding of work actually being performed rather than going by organizational chart. Assessment ◦ Did the existing company use assessments? ◦ How does it compare to current? Outplacement ◦ Engage as early as possible ◦ Consider geographic capabilities ◦ Visibility ◦ Severance Transfers/Relocation ◦ Follow Guiding Principles to create structure/policy if different from SOP
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