This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
This product (Value Creation Framework Series: Primer) is a 28-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation slide deck (PPT), which you can download immediately upon purchase.
Delivering superior Value Creation is one of the most pressing issue for the senior management. Since the early 1990s, Value-Based Management (VBM) has been viewed traditionally as a tool to help investors evaluate firms and let the executives analyze business performance and shareholder value.
However, VBM thinking has a number of challenges, e.g. an inadequate link between VBM practices and capital markets realities. A new methodology called the Value Creation Framework addresses these challenges to traditional VBM.
The Value Creation Framework is comprised of 4 core components:
1. Superior Relative Total Shareholder Return (RTSR)
2. Value Creation Aspirations
3. 4 Direct Levers of Value Creation
4. Corporate Center Practices
This presentation is the first in a series on the Value Creation Framework. This deck provides a primer to the Value Creation Framework, including all 4 components. Additional topics covered include Traditional VBM Thinking, RTSR, Total Business Return (TBR), Operational Effectiveness, Portfolio Management, Competitive Strategy, Investor Strategy, Realize Value, among others.
The slide deck also includes some slide templates for you to use in your own business presentations.
This presentation delves into the intricacies of the Value Creation Framework, emphasizing the need for senior management to adopt a holistic approach. The deck breaks down the framework into actionable components, providing a clear roadmap for achieving superior Relative Total Shareholder Return (RTSR). The content is tailored to address the common pitfalls of traditional Value-Based Management (VBM) and offers practical solutions to bridge the gap between VBM practices and capital market realities.
The Value Creation Framework necessitates a strategic alignment of corporate goals, operational effectiveness, and investor strategies. It underscores the importance of setting quantifiable RTSR targets and cascading these aspirations throughout the organization. The presentation also includes templates to facilitate the implementation of the framework, ensuring that executives can seamlessly integrate these practices into their business operations. This PPT is an essential resource for leaders aiming to drive sustainable value creation and enhance shareholder returns.
Source: Best Practices in Corporate Culture, Value Creation, Shareholder Value, Value Based Management PowerPoint Slides: Value Creation Framework Series: Primer PowerPoint (PPT) Presentation Slide Deck, LearnPPT Consulting
This PPT slide presents a critical evaluation of traditional Value Based Management (VBM) approaches, contrasting them with evolved principles that better align with investor expectations. It identifies 3 primary levers of value creation that traditional methods emphasize while neglecting the investor strategy lever. The content is structured into a comparison table, highlighting traditional principles alongside their associated issues and the evolved principles that address these shortcomings.
The first principle discussed is the focus on earning a return above the cost of capital. Traditional VBM emphasizes existing assets and incremental investments, but fails to consider investor expectations, which can lead to misalignment with market demands. The evolved principle shifts this focus toward earning a Total Shareholder Return (TSR) greater than average, suggesting that businesses should aim to exceed investor expectations through improved performance.
Next, the slide addresses the improvement of intrinsic value, which traditionally relies on metrics like Net Present Value (NPV) and Economic Value Added (EVA). However, it notes that this approach ignores the drivers of realized valuation multiples. The evolved principle advocates for managing both intrinsic and realized value, emphasizing that NPV must be presented in a manner appealing to investors, with management actions directly influencing valuation multiples.
Lastly, the slide touches on the assumption that stock markets are efficient, where traditional views overlook investor segmentation. The evolved principle encourages treating investors like customers, highlighting the importance of understanding the investor mix and its implications for value management. This nuanced approach to investor relations is essential for aligning business strategies with market expectations and optimizing value creation.
This PPT slide focuses on the importance of setting realistic and strategic goals for Total Shareholder Return (TSR) over varying timeframes. It highlights that the likelihood of a top performer surpassing competitors in the following year is 25%. However, this probability diminishes significantly to 12% for maintaining that outperformance over 3 consecutive years. This insight underscores the necessity of a long-term perspective when establishing performance targets.
The text advocates for cumulative value creation goals over periods of 3, 5, or 10 years, rather than striving for year-on-year superiority. This approach recognizes the inherent volatility and unpredictability in market performance. The slide suggests that firms should focus on sustained improvements rather than short-term gains, which can be misleading and potentially detrimental.
Additionally, the slide presents a calculation related to the average TSR of the S&P 500, indicating that to rank in the top quartile over 5 years, a firm would need a compound average TSR of 16%. This statistic serves as a benchmark for organizations aiming to position themselves favorably in the market.
Overall, the message is clear: a strategic, long-term view is essential for achieving superior performance. Companies should not only aim for immediate results, but also consider the broader implications of their performance strategies over extended periods. This perspective can help in aligning corporate objectives with realistic market conditions and competitive dynamics.
This PPT slide outlines 2 critical decisions that leadership must make after establishing a Relative Total Shareholder Return (RTSR) aspiration. The first decision involves whether to de-average the overall RTSR target. This means assessing if different business units or product lines should have distinct targets based on their specific circumstances and potential. For example, if the overall RTSR target is set at 16%, a struggling unit might have a target of 12%, while a newly successful unit could be assigned a target of 20%. This decision is influenced by the company's cultural norms and management philosophy, indicating a need for alignment between strategic goals and operational realities.
The second decision focuses on determining the internal measures that will quantify each unit's contribution to the RTSR goal. A suggested approach is to utilize the Total Business Return (TBR) metric, which simplifies the evaluation by capturing both capital gains and dividend yields from each unit or product line. The TBR is calculated using growth in Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA), which serves as a key driver for assessing capital gains.
This framework emphasizes the importance of tailored targets and measurement systems that reflect the unique dynamics of different business segments. It encourages leaders to think critically about how to align aspirations with actionable metrics, ensuring that all parts of the organization are working towards a cohesive goal while recognizing their individual contributions.
This PPT slide presents an overview of a Value Creation Framework, emphasizing the necessity for leadership to establish clear priorities and trade-offs in managing various levers of value creation. It begins by stating that while it may be straightforward to align managers and employees around a shared focus on value creation, the real challenge lies in implementing a practical and integrated approach.
At the core of the framework are the "Value Creation Aspirations," which serve as the guiding principles for the organization. These aspirations are supported by 4 direct levers: Operational Effectiveness, Portfolio Management, Competitive Strategy, and Investor Strategy. Each lever plays a critical role in driving value, and the slide suggests that they must work in concert to achieve the organization's goals.
The framework also highlights the importance of "Corporate Center Practices," which likely refers to the organizational practices and governance structures that support the execution of the value creation agenda. This indicates that successful implementation requires not just strategic alignment, but also robust operational practices.
The slide concludes with a call to action for management teams to agree on shared aspirations and prioritize the levers effectively. This alignment is crucial for ensuring that headquarters activities are synchronized to enable the organization to deliver on its value creation objectives. Overall, the framework provides a structured approach for organizations looking to enhance their value creation efforts through clear strategic direction and operational coherence.
This PPT slide addresses the limitations of traditional Value-Based Management (VBM) approaches in delivering effective value creation for organizations. It highlights that while traditional VBM focuses on improving net present value (NPV), it falls short in guiding executives on how to achieve higher valuation multiples, such as Price-Earnings ratios. This gap can hinder leadership's ability to implement value creation practices effectively.
The slide identifies 3 primary challenges that leaders must address to enhance VBM implementation. First, there is often an inadequate connection between VBM practices and the realities of capital markets. This disconnect can lead to misalignment in strategic objectives and market expectations. Second, the slide emphasizes the importance of linking VBM to the organization’s culture. Without this alignment, VBM initiatives may struggle to gain traction and support within the company. Third, it points out a broken process for managing the controls that govern value creation. This suggests that existing frameworks may not adequately support the necessary oversight and accountability required for successful VBM execution.
The slide concludes with a call to action for leaders to understand and master the discipline of value creation. It suggests that bridging the gaps between VBM and capital market outcomes is crucial for aligning organizational efforts. This insight is valuable for executives seeking to refine their value creation strategies and ensure they resonate with investor expectations. Overall, the content serves as a critical reminder of the complexities involved in implementing effective VBM practices in today’s dynamic business environment.
This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
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