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Business Planning – Phase 2 A Blueprint for Transformation

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Business Planning – Phase 2. A Blueprint for Transformation. Business Plan - Loomis. WHAT’S CHANGING Co . Background – n/a Culture/Brand – morale declining Products/Services –not much, slowly increasing ATM line, little emphasis on marketing - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Business Planning – Phase 2

Business Planning – Phase 2

A Blueprint for Transformation

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Business Plan - LoomisHISTORY

Co. Background -rich history to 1905Culture/Brand -solidProducts/Services -90% armored transport, 5% ATM, 5% CMS, commodity pricing, service standards lightCustomer Base -banks, retail, mostly local, little concentrationCompetition -Brinks, WF, many smallerOperations -70 branches,emp turnover 50%,wages low (loomis slightly higher), old fleetTechnology -n/aRisk -cost of insurance low, many accidents, robberies, internal theftLeadershipFinancial -4% growth, horrible bottom line, limited capital

WHAT’S CHANGINGCo. Background –n/aCulture/Brand –morale decliningProducts/Services –not much, slowly increasing ATM line, little emphasis on marketingCustomer Base –banks change from unitary to branch, ATM expansionCompetition –WF heavily to ATM, very low pricing, use of one-man crews, wage/benefit cutsOperations – n/aTechnology -n/aRisk –insurance premiums skyrocket, several major incidentsLeadershipFinancial –new private equity investors

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Business Plan - LoomisACTIONS – MANAGING CHANGE ESTABLISH GOALS/OBJECTIVES

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IPO 1996

Going Home

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Business Plan - LoomisACTIONS – MANAGING CHANGE

Culture/Brand –intense emphasis, recapture history, branch visits, clean, BTS, what we stand for, Bus StrategyProducts/Services –Redefined as risk mgmt co., dramatic rate increases, added ATM capacity but slowlyCustomer Base –Fired ‘emOperations –Maintained 2-man crew minimum(3 for ATM), comp/benefits, establist strict PM programTechnology –not much . . . yetRisk –strict hiring stds, training, communication, accept higher risk retentionLeadership – A LOT (BMCredo, Keys to Success, clear decks . . Intense focus)Financial -

ESTABLISH GOALS/OBJECTIVES

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Intense focus on risk management at all levels of our team

Insist that our customers pay fair rates & we deliver the service quality to earn it

Manage costs responsibly, neither too much . . . nor too little

Never forget that our success resides in our people and our actions must always prove that commitment

What HappenedLoomis Business Strategy

Page 6: Business Planning – Phase 2

Business Plan - LoomisACTIONS – MANAGING CHANGE

Culture/Brand –intense emphasis, recapture history, branch visits, clean, BTS, what we stand for, Bus StrategyProducts/Services –Redefined as risk mgmt co., dramatic rate increases, added ATM capacity but slowlyCustomer Base –Fired ‘emOperations –Maintained 2-man crew minimum(3 for ATM), comp/benefits, establist strict PM programTechnology –not much . . . yetRisk –strict hiring stds, training, communication, accept higher risk retentionLeadership – A LOT (BMCredo, Keys to Success, clear decks . . Intense focus)Financial -

ESTABLISH GOALS/OBJECTIVES

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IPO 1996

Going Home

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Loomis, Fargo & Co.Turnaround of Loomis Armored

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Merger,Turnaround & Growth of LF&Co. (1997-2002)

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“I am what I am and that’s all that I am”

- Popeye the Sailor Man

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Foundation of Planning

HISTORY FUTUREGOALS/OBJECTIVES

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Foundation of Planning

HISTORY

Co. Background

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Products/Services

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Competition

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Foundation of Planning

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Be profitable

Be wildly profitable

Create wealth/ exit strategy for ownersAcquisition (target or acquirer)Provide stability for successorsCreate opportunity for employees

Altruistic things

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Foundation of Planning

HISTORY

Co. Background

Culture/Brand

Products/Services

Customer Base

Competition

Operations

Technology

Risk

Leadership

Financial

FUTUREGOALS/OBJECTIVES

Be profitable

Be wildly profitable

Create wealth/ exit strategy for ownersAcquisition (target or acquirer)Provide stability for successorsCreate opportunity for employees

Altruistic things

ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

MANAGING CHANGE

CHANGE

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“The purpose of a business plan is to … MANAGE CHANGE”