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Organizational Planning Worksheet

Complete each section below. Be sure to cite your sources when necessary.

1. Fortune 500 Company name

Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation

2. The company’s internal and external stakeholders

Internal stakeholder’s
External stakeholder’s
Pilgrim’s Pride Corp.
JBS USA Holdings Inc.

3. Company’s mission and vision

Company’s mission

This company strives to be the best at what they do focusing on business, product, customers, suppliers, profit for shareholders, and a assurance of a better future for their employees. Their mission is to provide a healthier living for people around the world through their product.

Company’s vision

The company’s vision is to be the best managed, most respected in the industry.

4. Company goals

At least one company goal that can be accomplished through a strategic plan

This company has a plan to increase the use of biodegradable packaging by 5% by 2015. They have already have increased it by 75% that would bring it to a total of 100% use of recyclable packaging by 2015. This could be use as a strategic plan to accomplish this goal.

At least one company goal that can be accomplished through an operational plan

Pilgrim has a goal to reduce the quality of wastes from production and from facilities by 25% by 2015
They could use the operational plan to achieve this goal.

5. SWOT analysis

Strengths
Weaknesses
Vertical integration
Dependence on few customers
Leading market position
Lack of diversification
Broad customer base

Opportunities
Threats
Making aware health consciousness
Intense competition
Growing Chinese market
Regulations
Export opportunities
Contamination risk

Reference

DATA MONITOR: Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation. (2008). Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation SWOT Analysis, 1-8.

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