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ABOUT
SWOT
PUMA ANALYSIS
HISTORY
MARKET
OUR POSITION
PRODUCTS
ABOUT
PUMA
World’s
leading
sports
brand Designing
and
manufacturin
g footwear,
apparel and
accessories
BREIF HISTORY
1948-1949 :
on October 1, 1948 “PUMA” was registered at the German
patent and trade mark office.
1950-1969 :
In 1955 patenting the “form strip”
In 1967” putting the puma across the upper right corner of the
word logo
1970-1989 :
In 1982: innovating the first shoe equipped with high
flexibility.
1990-2009
In 1998 “combining sports and fashion.
In 1999: combining sports and lifestyle
2010- today
In 2019: introducing the new state of the art technology platform
Fit Intelligence(FIT)
OUR BUSINESS MODEL
We believe in keeping things simple if we can-and our business model is case in point
tried, tested and refine, it enables our people to do what they do best-delivering great
performance across all our markets.
We position ourselves as the leading privately owned midstream and downstream oil
company. Puma energy invests in acquisitions and infrastructure in growth markets while
maintaining a healthy balance sheet.
We operate in strategic locations Puma energy is highly diversified company that focuses
on growing markets where projected demand for oil is high, where we can expand
through acquisition and organic growth.
We operate efficiently
We put in place better systems better infrastructure, better
technologies and better process- everything from delivery logistics
to point of sale equipment
“I AM NOT A SUPERWOMAN,
I HAVE A SUPERTEAM”
ANNE-LAURE-DESCOURS
CHIEF SOURCING OFFICER, PUMA
Anne-Laure Descours has been PUMA’s Chief Sourcing Officer (CSO) since
February 2019. she is responsible for product development, all sourcing
activities and sustainability. The French national has almost 30 years of
experience in the sourcing industry. Prior to PUMA, Anne-Laure worked for
international sourcing organisations, such as Li&Fung(trading) Ltd and otto
international.
She joined PUMA in 2012 as director sourcing apparel APAC and before
becoming global director sourcing apparel and accessories in 2014.
Growth comes from the hard Stuff :
There is no life or professional career without any personal setbacks. For Anne-
Laure, however, failures and hardships seem to be nothing but learnings. A serious
health condition at the age 20 – she calls it a game changer – made her realize that
life can be over very quickly. “I then made the decision that I will live my life to the
maximum. Just get rid of all the negativity and non-sense in your life, enjoy and be
grateful for what you have.”
Another lesson she wants to make especially the younger generation understand is
that growth comes from the hard stuff. “Don’t get depressed by the tough times.
Accept the setbacks and learn from them.”
To ensure that her own growth continues, Anne-Laure appreciates feedback from
her team. “I value people who kick my ass and I appreciate their feedback and
honesty to help me to get better. I’m not a superwoman. I have a super team.
Transparency, collaboration and courage help you to build a super team and only a
super team can make things happen.
Managing the COVID crisis the
Female Way
This characteristic transcends – obviously – into the female
management style and the way how women lead. “Women tend to
be more inclusive in the way they manage people,” she claims.
“We try to bring people together, giving space for discussions and
debate in order to foster collaboration and trust” It’s rather a
horizontal type of management and less the vertical top down ‘I
decide, because I am the boss’ approach. “I believe that people and
teams networking internally and dynamics of interactions create
innovation and novelty.”
For Anne-Laure, this collaborative management style is crucial for
companies to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. “When you look at
the countries that have managed the COVID crisis best, quite many
of them are led by women. The best way companies can survive in
this time is to set up a safe and connected environment where
people can learn, exchange and contribute. The energy will then
not be centered about protecting oneself but focused on fostering
collaboration and innovation which then will turn into
business. Women can plug in this collaborative style very quickly.
USP OF PUMA
Puma products are based on innovation and ultimate comfort
in the apparel and shoes.
PUMA VALUES
• Brave
• Confident
• Determined
• Joyful
CONCLUSION
• Puma is indeed the world’s leading sportswear manufacturing company.
Economic crisis, increasing competition, and lower brand differences are some
of the main threats to the company. Puma should differentiate its products in
terms of designs and price to avoid threats and weaknesses.
THANK YOU
SUBMITTED BY:
PARTH MANGAL (34087)
PRASHANSHA BAHETI (33657)
YASHVI KHANDELWAL (34437)