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CONFIDENTIAL. This document contains trade secret information. Disclosure, use or reproduction outside Cargill and inside Cargill, to or by those employees who do not have a need to know is prohibited except as authorized by Cargill In writing. (Copyright Cargill, Incorporated 2009. All rights reserved.)
Organizational Profile, Leadership and Journey to
Excellence
Alan Willits
President, Business Unit Leader
Cargill Corn Milling North America
WSQA Symposium 2009
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Agenda
• Organizational Profile• Cargill• Corn Milling
• Journey to Excellence
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Cargill Overview
• Began in 1865
• International Provider • Food • Agricultural • Risk Management
• More than 160,000 Employees
• Located in 67 Countries
• Over $120 Billion in Revenues
• Privately Owned Company
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Cargill Overview
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Corn Milling – Vision
PurposeTo be the partner of choice of the customers we serve
“We feel the valuable impact of your partnership everyday and know that without Cargill, it would not have been possible to develop the zero-gram trans fatty acid oil our customers were seeking.”
Janice L. Fields Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
McDonald’s USA, LLC
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Corn Milling – Vision
MissionTo deliver distinctive value to customers in the Food, Feed, and Fermentation market segments
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Corn Milling – Vision
Values• Demonstrate Integrity• Injury Free• Expand Customer Focus• Be Innovative• Develop Talent• Promote Collaboration• Demand Accountability• Strengthen Communities
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OilOil
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Corn Milling – Products and Markets
FOOD
Corn Sweeteners
HFCS
Corn Syrup
Sugar
Dry Corn Ingredients
Corn Sweeteners
HFCS
Corn Syrup
Sugar
Dry Corn Ingredients
Corn Milling
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Corn Gluten Meal
Corn Gluten FeedCorn Gluten Feed
Corn Gluten Meal
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Corn Milling
Corn Milling – Products and Markets
FEED
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Acidulants
Ethanol
Industrial Starch
Acidulants
Ethanol
Industrial Starch
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Corn Milling – Products and Markets
FERMENTATION
Corn Milling
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Oil
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Corn Milling – Products and Markets
FOOD
Corn Sweeteners
HFCS
Corn Syrup
Sugar
Dry Corn Ingredients
Corn MillingCorn Milling
FEED FERMENTATION
Corn Milling
Corn Gluten Feed
Corn Gluten Meal Acidulants
Ethanol
Industrial Starch
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Corn Milling – Services
• Technical Support• Co-located Partner Support• Third Party
• Marketing • Sales
Blair, NE – Bioprocessing CenterBlair, NE – Bioprocessing Center
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Corn Milling – Demographics
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Corn Milling – Locations
(Mexico City)
Facilities
Terminals
Corporate Office
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Corn Milling - Enterprise Approach
Accounting Risk Management Technical Support HR IT Supply Chain
Corn Sweeteners
Sugar
Corn Gluten Feed
Corn Gluten Meal
Oil
Dry Corn Ingredients Ethanol
Acidulants Industrial Starch
PLANT OPERATIONS
Corn Milling – Structure
Food Feed Fermentation
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Systematic Process Benefits
• Complex Organization
• Culture Variances
• Differing Product Life Cycles
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Cedar Rapids Flood – June 2008
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Category 1.0 – Leadership
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Leadership
• Leadership System
• Two-way Communication
• Ethics / Governance
• Employee Empowerment
• Social Responsibility
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Leadership System
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Two-way Communication
• Senior Leadership Team Tour
• Corn Milling Forum
• Quarterly Town Hall Meetings
• Scorecard Results
• Open Communications
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Ethics / Governance
• Formal Reviews
• Monitoring of Processes
• Audit Processes
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Employee Empowerment
• Safety
• Talent Management
• High Performance Teams
• Innovation Process
• Engagement Focus
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Social Responsibility
• United Way
• Sister Plants
• Facility Programs
• Sustainability
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Social Responsibility, Cont’d
• Impact of Products on Society
• Food Safety
• Health and Wellness
• Food for Fuel
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Journey to Excellence
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1967 – Cedar Rapids, IA
The Early Years
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Chairman’s Quality Award
Corn Milling Recipients
1991 – Eddyville and Memphis 1992 – Eddyville and Memphis 1993 – Eddyville and Memphis 1994 – Cedar Rapids and Dayton 1995 – Cedar Rapids and Dayton 1996 – Cedar Rapids and Dayton 1998 – Blair 1999 – Blair and Cedar Rapids 2000 – Cedar Rapids
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• 2002 – Enterprise Application
• Scored Poorly
• No Site Visit
• Objected
Nov 6, 2002
The Defining Moment
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“If you truly think you are better than this score indicates, then get to work and prove it!”
- Greg Page
The Defining Moment
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The Defining Moment
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Preparing for Baldrige
2004
2006
Cargill Business Excellence Awards
2008
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Baldrige Process
• 2006 Application
• Excellent Feedback Report
• 2008 Application
• Resources
• Site Visit – October 2008
• Chance to Tell Our Story
• November 24th, 2008
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2008 Baldrige Process
“Thank you, Mr. Secretary! That’s awesome!”
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2008Cargill Corn Milling
North America
Earns FIRST
Baldrige Award
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Corn Milling Journey
• Leadership Involvement and Support
Key Takeaways:
• Relentless Determination
• Utilizing Resources
• Accepting Feedback
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Leadership Continuous Journey
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CONFIDENTIAL. This document contains trade secret information. Disclosure, use or reproduction outside Cargill and inside Cargill, to or by those employees who do not have a need to know is prohibited except as authorized by Cargill In writing. (Copyright Cargill, Incorporated 2009. All rights reserved.)
Organizational Profile, Leadership and Journey to
Excellence
Alan Willits
President, Business Unit Leader
Cargill Corn Milling North America
WSQA Symposium 2009