February 8, 2013 Lydia Jacobs-Horton, Director, Global Facilities & Real Estate, GBS
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February 8, 2013 Lydia Jacobs-Horton, Director, Global Facilities & Real Estate, GBS P&G at a Glance Founded 1837 Countries of Operations 75 Countries Where Our Brands Are Sold 180 Consumers Served by Our Brands 4.6B
P&G at a Glance
- Founded
- Countries of Operations
- Countries Where Our Brands Are Sold
- Consumers Served by Our Brands
- FY2011-12 Net Sales
1837 75 180 4.6B $83.7B
50 Leadership Brands
- Among the world’s best-known household names.
- Represent 90% of P&G sales, more than 90%
- f profits.
- Includes 25 billion-dollar brands.
Our Purpose
To improve the lives of the world’s consumers, now and for generations to come.
Global Business Services
Worldwide Operations
- GBS not just IT or HR… but all aspects of business
- Employee Services and Business Services across 75 countries
- Driving innovation and scale
F&RE at a Glance
Countries of Operations 75 Total Properties > 1,000 Office & Technical Center Properties 130 F&RE Employees 70 JLL Employees (excluding service staff, eg, dining , cleaning) 700 Responsible for Global: Real Estate Strategy & Transactions Office + Technical Ctr Operations Office + Technical Ctr Capital Projects
Jones Lang LaSalle at P&G
- Global Agreement est. 2003
- Facilities operations
- Hard & soft services, meeting
services, project management, space &
- ccupancy planning
- 17MM SF fully managed
portfolio - office, tech ctr, salons
- F&RE IT
Facilities Management & Real Estate
- Global Agreement est. 2008
- Portfolio Strategy and
Occupancy Planning
- Transaction Management
(buy, sell, lease)
- Lease Administration
- 130MM SF P&G Portfolio -
- ffice/tech/plants/DCs
P&G Facilities & Real Estate
Jones Lang LaSalle Global Leadership Team
JLL Real Estate Services
Transaction Management Portfolio Management
Jones Lang LaSalle Facilities Services
Facilities Operations Soft Services & Employee Amenities Project Management
Operational Excellence is Base
10
- Support P&G business on a
highly reliable basis
- Exceed stewardship
- bjectives: Risk Mgmt,
Quality Assurance & Fiscal Controls
- Protect, maintain and
increase long-term asset value of P&G’s property
- Innovate to drive business
effectiveness and employee productivity
Operational Imperatives
Applying P&G Proven Business Model to Improve Results
Innovation
Winning with
Productivity
Improving Focus on
40/20/10
- Population is forecast to grow
800 million people with ~95% from developing markets
- ~1.4 billion new middle class
consumers in developing markets by 2020
- Americans currently account for
20% of middle-class spending & are expected to represent
- nly 8% by 2030
Developing Markets
Market Growth Potential
FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12
Developing Developed
FY P&G Results
Organic Sales Growth led by Developing Markets
Developing Markets Start Ups
FY ’13 & ‘14
New Plant Start-ups
- China
- Brazil
- Indonesia
- Nigeria
Technical Centers
- Singapore
New Category Start-ups
- Poland
- Venezuela
- India
Planning Centers
- Cairo
- Warsaw
- China
- San Jose
Regional Demographics
JLL
Notes:
- JLL Excludes: dining services, cleaning, mechanics
- CEEMEA & LA - highest dispersion
- CEEMEA & Asia - highest complexity, demand
F&RE Challenge: Develop F&RE expert resources in areas of highest complexity
Asia CEEMEA LA NA WE
Asia CEEMEA LA NA WE
Improving Productivity and Creating a Culture of Productivity
$10 billion
$6B
COST OF GOODS
$3B
OVERHEAD
$1B
MARKETING
Our productivity and cost savings plans will help fuel top-line growth, ensure our consumer value propositions are superior,
- vercome macro headwinds and
deliver better bottom-line growth
$3 bn Overhead Opportunity
Organization Design & Simplification
- Eliminating duplication of work
- Simplifying through Digitization
- Optimizing number of Business
Units & Functions
- Optimizing our Global Footprint
Productivity Plans
Overhead
Strategic Portfolio Management
Enables Real Estate Optimization in a way that…
- Enables faster/better decision making via
enhanced analytics, clear accountability, stronger business unit connections and proactive planning.
- Establishes on-going, proactive strategic real
estate plans developed in partnership with business leaders.
- Focuses real estate decisions on P&G as an
enterprise versus individual business units.
REAL ESTATE NETWORK STRATEGY SHEET
NETWORK DETAIL NETWORK MASTERPLAN
- 1-2 YEAR MASTERPLAN HIGHLIGHTS – Maintain Option on land adjacent to Rummels DC – Extend option if necessary
- 3-5 YEAR MASTERPLAN HIGHLIGHTS – eliminate NGW & Buncher and build-to-suit in West Branch; optimize GBO outside
warehouses – optimize Corporate Park distribution center
- CROSS-BU OPPORTUNITIES/PLANS – have considered most recently with Home Care and Brantford CDC; none yet. Pet Care to
take space at Swing Road for OND and considering long-term use. OPPORTUNITIES/RECOMMENDATIONS/HELP NEEDED
- CP3 to be subleased to CM. COP/reco in progress
- IC/GBO – evaluate network optimization at both networks (per IC) – ON HOLD
- IC – what can we do to accelerate savings? Per Cheryl, Skip and Darin are looking at options to accelerate savings.
- Buncher termination option extended 1 yr (Dec ‘11) with plan to be out by Feb 2013. NEW ROOF APPROVED ($3.5MM)!
07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 0.295 0.06 0.918 TBA Total MDO RE Cost Savings $MM (Hard Savings only)
NA MDO TIER 2 BH&WB NETWORK (Various locations, USA)
Portfolio Snapshot:
MDO AD Finance Mgr HSE Mgr MDO Engineering Operations Mgr Cheryl Mckettrick Carla Allen/James Chung Sean Broderick Andy Poole/Carlos Shipley Skip Tappan Facility Size (sqft) Leased/Owned/3PL Expiration Operator Lease $/yr ** AU KPI (10/11 FY) West Branch DC 781,800 Owned n/a Schenker n/a 0.37 Rummels DC 514,957 Leased 6/19/2017 Schenker 1,543,263 0.37 BuncherDC 346,062 Leased 12/31/2016 Schenker 1,104,135 0.37 NGW DC 350,000 Leased 5/31/2013 Schenker 1,190,000 0.37 CP2 504,000 Leased 1/31/2017 Schenker 1,750,303 0.32 CP3 243,800 Leased 12/31/2012 Schenker 969,827 0.32 BROWNSUMMIT ONSITE 820,000 Owned n/a P&G n/a 0.32 SWINGRD ONSITE DC ~210,00 Owned n/a n/a n/a
Owning BU: MDO - NA Site Contact(s):
** Base rent only
Cube fill rate Pallets/m3 Capacity Utlization Asset $/pallet tba tba tba tba
AU KPI Measures (TBA)
leased 41% Owned 59%
*NA DC SPACE
~25.5 MM sqft *All DC space, incl. @plants $29.2MM/yr
leased 75% Owned 25%
*MDO TIER 2 SPACE
~7.2MM sqft *MDO managed space only
Innovation in Analytics
Howard Berger
Managing Partner, Realcomm
Top 45 People to Watch in 2013
We believe that with the new paradigm shift towards automation and technology changing the way we manage and operate commercial real estate, it is the commitment of these visionaries that will pave the way for future success.
Here are the individuals and teams to watch in 2013: … Teams: …
P&G:: Dave Tufts, Jon Hodgdon JLL: Dave Johnson, Dan Probst, Chris Browne, Dipesh Shah
…
DIGITAL WORKPLACE
CURRENT BEST APPROACH DRAFT
Innovation in Workplace Design
“It’s time to go beyond current
- rganizational
flexibility programs and approach Flexibility as a necessary broad scale business strategy.”
Bob McDonald, Chief Executive Officer
01 INTRODUCTION
P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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The future workspace promotes collaboration, embodies flexibility and provides advanced technologies. It supports a global workforce allowing choice and striving for no waste of space, time
- r resource.
It empowers employees to choose the workspace that best fits their need at anytime. The new digital workplace design puts the employee at the center of an integrated solution to enable them to work at peak performance – wherever and whenever they choose
WIRELESS DATA, VOICE AND VIDEO SOLUTION DIVERSE COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE ELEMENTS VISUALLY STIMULATING DESIGN THE SERVICE EXPERIENCE WORKPLACE BEST PRACTICES
EMPLOYEE
VISION
Work is what you do, not where you do it.
01 INTRODUCTION P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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THE WAY WE WORK IS CHANGING
New technologies, shifting demographics, and a Global marketplace are requiring the workplace to quickly change and
- adapt. In order to stay ahead of
the competition we need to have
- ur workplaces ready to support
the following demands: Variety Interaction Transparency Collaboration Innovation Mobility User Experience Flexibility Productivity Wellbeing Sustainability
02 DIGITAL WORKPLACE P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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03 INTEGRATED DESIGN
DW
AN INTEGRATED & HOLISTIC APPROACH
The concept of Digital Workplace is an integrated and holistic approach using a combination of Space Design, Skills and
- Infrastructure. The objective of
reducing real estate costs,
- ptimizing investments in modern
technologies and improving
- rganizational flexibility to
respond to current and future workforce demands.
P&G DIGITAL WORKPLACE
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DWP Application
Workplace Practices
- Program promotes flexibility and productivity
- Ergonomically friendly space
- Variety of work spaces used throughout the
work day
- Personal Well Being Score +12%
Digital Tools
- Lync Phone
- Skills Training
- Digital lockers, chargers anywhere, workstations
- include 22” Monitors, keyboard, Mouse, Risers
Space Design
- No enclosed offices
- Few assigned offices
- Desk sharing 120 – 140%
- 2x Collaboration seats
Our link to another P&G Top Priority
Environmental Sustainability
Product Innovation Operational Excellence
- F&RE resources are prepared
for P&G’s shifting footprint and increasing focus on
- ptimization
- Digital Workplace will bring us