Management
Principles of Management
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Table of content
ContentPage Number
Introduction 3
Answer of question 1 4
Answer of question 2 6
Answer of question 3 8
References 12
Introduction of the Assignment
First of all, in this assignment I will going to look at the overview of the company Nestle, that how this company grows with time. Then I will explain the three groups of managerial roles: interpersonal roles, informational roles and decisional roles proposed by Mintzberg. Lastly I will explain the five main activities of a firm: production, marketing, human resource management, accounting and finance, secretarial and administration.
Answer 1:
Name of the company chosen:
NESTLE
Introduction of Nestle:
Nestle is the world’s largest food and beverage company. Good food, good life is Nestlé’s commitment, to nutrition, health and wellness.
Vision and Mission of Nestle:
Nestle makes its product tastier and healthier choices that help consumer care for themselves and their families. Nestle have the largest Research and Development network of any food company in the world. Behind each of Nestlé’s product there is a team of scientists, engineers, nutritionists, designers, regulatory specialists and consumer care representatives to earn consumer’s trust with safe products of the highest quality.
Nestlé’s mission is to provide consumers with best tasting, most nutritious choices in a wide range of food and beverage categories and eating occasions, from morning to night.
Years of Establishment of Nestle:
Starting from 1866 Henry Nestle was the founder of Nestle Company. He first founded infant food product. He wanted to expand business internationally. Nestle then merged with Condensed Milk Company. Nestle faced difficulties during the First World War. Nestle then opened 40 factories worldwide because of the increasing demand of dairy products, at the end of the world war. After World War 2 nestle was launched. Launch of Nescafe became famous during
W1001
Table of content
ContentPage Number
Introduction 3
Answer of question 1 4
Answer of question 2 6
Answer of question 3 8
References 12
Introduction of the Assignment
First of all, in this assignment I will going to look at the overview of the company Nestle, that how this company grows with time. Then I will explain the three groups of managerial roles: interpersonal roles, informational roles and decisional roles proposed by Mintzberg. Lastly I will explain the five main activities of a firm: production, marketing, human resource management, accounting and finance, secretarial and administration.
Answer 1:
Name of the company chosen:
NESTLE
Introduction of Nestle:
Nestle is the world’s largest food and beverage company. Good food, good life is Nestlé’s commitment, to nutrition, health and wellness.
Vision and Mission of Nestle:
Nestle makes its product tastier and healthier choices that help consumer care for themselves and their families. Nestle have the largest Research and Development network of any food company in the world. Behind each of Nestlé’s product there is a team of scientists, engineers, nutritionists, designers, regulatory specialists and consumer care representatives to earn consumer’s trust with safe products of the highest quality.
Nestlé’s mission is to provide consumers with best tasting, most nutritious choices in a wide range of food and beverage categories and eating occasions, from morning to night.
Years of Establishment of Nestle:
Starting from 1866 Henry Nestle was the founder of Nestle Company. He first founded infant food product. He wanted to expand business internationally. Nestle then merged with Condensed Milk Company. Nestle faced difficulties during the First World War. Nestle then opened 40 factories worldwide because of the increasing demand of dairy products, at the end of the world war. After World War 2 nestle was launched. Launch of Nescafe became famous during
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