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Page 1: Initial Presentation 2010

Finding Extra Profitfor XXX Corporation

Richard [email protected]

Page 2: Initial Presentation 2010

1. Why focus on overhead?

2. Who is Expense Reduction Analysts (ERA)?

3. How can we help you?

4. Some key clients

5. How does the ERA process work?

6. Our typical cost categories

7. Where do we go from here?

Agenda

Page 3: Initial Presentation 2010

• Current economic conditions are presenting challenges for all companies in all industries

• Expense reduction is easier than increasing sales

• Saving One-Dollar of expense has the same impact of raising revenue by $15 to $20 in most companies

• Expense reduction improves your ability to compete

• Expense reduction can be an alternative to headcount reductions

Why Focus on Overhead?

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• Established in 1992

• Over 14,000 projects completed world-wide in more than 30 countries

• Average cost savings across all expense categories is 19.7%.

• Focus on non-core operating expenses; savings goes directly to the bottom-line

• No savings – absolutely no fee

• Work on a no-risk, contingent fee basis; fee is derived from the measured savings that the client receives

Demonstrated Experience and Results

Who is ERA?

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• What are your top initiatives this year?

• What seem to be the obstacles to achieving them?

• What metrics measure success or failure?

• How will achieving them impact your business?

• What do you need to achieve them?

• How might savings from your non-core cost categories help you achieve your initiatives?

How Can We Help You?

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Broad Industry Experience

Some Key Clients

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Column1

Current20% Cost

Reduction

Increase

Sales

Revenue $ 100 $ 100 $ 140

Direct operating costs $ 35 $ 35 $ 49

Labor costs $ 35 $ 35 $ 49

Non-core indirect costs $ 20 $ 16 $ 28

Net profit $ 10 $ 14 $ 14

Alternative Approaches to Higher Profits

20% cost reduction or 40% increase in sales revenue both yield a 40% increase in Net Profit

How We Do It

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Analyze6-8 weeks

per category

Define Options

6-8 weeks

per category

Implement& Monitor24 months per category

Complete analysis of business and requirements

Process: Select and manage suppliers with recommendations

Implement solutions, measure and monitor ongoing

Activities: • Define scope• Obtain data• Understand data• Know requirements• Benchmark to database

• Identify Potential Suppliers

• Benchmark to database• Test the Market (RFP)• Analyze the data

• Negotiate Supply Agreement• Implement recommendation• Monitor supplier compliance for 24-months

Deliverables: • Baseline Report • Recommendation Report

• Implement & Compliance review

How We Do It

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No savings = No fee

Expense Reduction Analysts Our Clients

• Operate with integrity and respect for our client’s personnel and supplier relationships

• Analyze the client’s current costs and service environment

• Identify and help implement hard-dollar savings options for our clients utilizing our:

• proprietary process

• expert resources

• benchmark pricing data

• Provide post-implementation support services throughout the review period

• Provide timely access to information.

• Allow ERA to present a successful recommendation and earn a share of the savings during the subsequent Review Period.

• Have the sole right to select which of the successful recommendations is the best fit.

• Implement within 30 days, if ERA delivers a successful Recommendation Report.

• Do not solicit any offers from suppliers or duplicate ERA’s work, and refer all unsolicited inquiries or offers from suppliers to ERA

A successful recommendation is:

1. A lower cost solution from an incumbent supplier(s); and/or

2. A lower cost solution with savings above an agreed to minimum, from a non-incumbent supplier who provides equal or greater products/service/quality; and/or

3. A solution from a non-incumbent supplier that our client elects to implement even though it does not meet the criteria above; and/or

4. Provides savings realized from approved changes in methodologies or process

Working Together

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Logistics

• Small Package Freight

• Domestic Freight

• International Freight

Insurance

• General/Worker’s Comp

• Health

Services

• Equipment Maintenance

• Janitorial Services

• Payroll Processing

• Printing

• Records Management

• Temporary Labor

• Uniforms

• Waste Management

Supplies

• Chemical

• Cleaning

• Food Services

• Lab and Medical

• MRO/Factory

Consumables

• Packaging and Shipping

• Printing

• Stationery and Office

Telecommunications

• Data

• Mobile

• Voice

Merchant Card Fees

Leasing

Expense Categories

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Our Process Yields Predictable Results

• Savings can be achieved in 90% of projects

• Worldwide, we have completed over 14,000

expense reduction projects in 30 countries

• Our average savings have been 20% for our

clients

• We will continue to audit those category expenses

for the next 24 months to verify those savings

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Best Practices (Summary)

• Gather and analyze the data

• Know the category/industry and market pricing

• Reduce supplier risk

• Go to market, then analyze results

• Negotiate well

• Implement quickly

• Monitor afterwards

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What to Expect IF You Outsource

• What you should expect

• Deep category expertise and experience

• Detailed analysis with clear baseline pricing

• Access to aggregated (benchmark) pricing data

• Transparent earnings - disclose any commissions/incentives

• Implementation support

• On-going auditing of results

• Compensation based on delivered success

• The result should be:

• Much faster completion (by capturing lost savings)

• Much more savings (from using experts & benchmark pricing)

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Effective Expense ReductionRequires:

1. Detailed spend analysis

2. Benchmark pricing information

3. Category expertise

4. Time and resources

5. Auditing of the results

THANK YOU