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Marketing Careers in Steel Indiana University Kelley School of Business September 26, 2000 Matt Salis

Marketing Careers in Steel Indiana University Kelley School of Business September 26, 2000 Matt Salis

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Page 1: Marketing Careers in Steel Indiana University Kelley School of Business September 26, 2000 Matt Salis

Marketing Careers in Steel

Indiana University

Kelley School of Business

September 26, 2000

Matt Salis

Page 2: Marketing Careers in Steel Indiana University Kelley School of Business September 26, 2000 Matt Salis

Topics

• Marketing Positions - Types

• More than a Number

• Steel Industry Segments

• Typical Compensation

• Importance of Training

• Travel and Relocation

• Electronic Commerce

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Marketing Career Journey

• Pure Marketing Positions

• Sales & Marketing Positions– Retail– Commercial– Industrial

• Steel– Steel Production

– Steel Distribution

– Steel Trading

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More than a Number

In s id e S a les R ep resen ta tive

In s id e S a les M an ag er O u ts id e S a les R ep resen ta tive

S a les M an ag er

V .P . S a les

E xec . V .P . C om m erc ia l, N S S

S tee l Trad er

M erch an d is in g M an ag er

P res id en t C F I

In s id e S a les R ep resen ta tive O u ts id e S a les R ep resen ta tive

S a les M an ag er

C om m erc ia l M an ag er

E xec . V .P ., C S W

P res id en t, C arg ill S tee l

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A Day in the Life of an SSRReport on Territory

All Balls in Air

Expedite Orders

Fight FiresRecommend

Requests

Check Order Status

Discuss Market

Receive Orders

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Steel Industry Value Web

Iron Ore -- --

Tons $

Raw Materials

MBQ 11.6 4.1B

Tons $

Steel Producers

Imports

Domestic

CFI -- --

Tons $

Traders

Tons $

Service Centers

... -- --

Tons $

Tons $

Energy

Tons $

Construction

Tons $

OEM’s/Processors

Tons $

Automotive

Tons $

Other -- --

Other -- --

Tons $

Exports

SBQ 9.4 3.8BRebar 8.0 2.4B

Lt. Strcl 6.0 2.3BFlat Roll 50.0 22.0BWire Rod 8.0 2.3BOther -- -- B

Energy -- --

Pig Iron -- --Scrap -- --

Tons $

Unclassified

Virgin Iron -- --

Scrap -- --Ferro Alloys-- --Rolls -- --Electrodes -- --

O2/Gases -- --

%

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Integrated -- -- B

Tons $ %

--

Mini-Mills -- -- B --

ProductionTotal 115MM $15 BYN

Total 102MYN $41 BYN

Total 35MYN $12 BYN

Total 35MYN $12 BYN Total 13MYN $4.4 BYN

Total 7 MYN $3.5BYN

Total 4 MYN $1.5 BYN

Total 25 MYN $11 BYN

Total 66 MYN $26 BYN

Total 31 MYN $13 BYN

Total 6 MYN $2B BYN

Total 28 MYN $11 BYN

Industry Segmentation a critical dimension

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Steel Industry Compensation

• Salary Only– Typical at Producer Level– Internet is Increasing Frequency

• Commission– Typical at Distribution Level

• Salary / Bonus / Commission– Creative Packages Exist on All Levels

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Importance of Training

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Charging the furnace

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Travel & Relocation

• Travel– Large National Customers– Number of Production Facilities Matter

• Relocation– A Must for Success– Typically Exciting Cities

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Electronic Commerce

• B2B Transactions $2.7 Trillion 2004– Forrester Research

• 61 Dot Coms in Metals Business

• Seat at the Table is Key

• Cargill Steel Example - GSX

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Cargill Steel

Kelley School of Business

Recruiting October 24, 2000

[email protected]

www.cargillsteel.com