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“Shaping an investment industry that serves the greater good”
Understanding value creation & risk from human capitalAn introduction to Organization Maturity Ratings
Improve your Organization’s MaturityIncrease your Organization’s ValueEnhance your Societal Impact & Reputation
OMS Organizational Maturity
Services LLP
Value orientation – short, long term; narrow or broad based?
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The paradox is that by not pursuing profitability to the exclusion of all else, the Great Engine companies in their Golden Age would achieve enormous increases in value...whereas, by single-mindedly pursuing profit...these same companies and their successors actually created less genuine, lasting wealth; indeed, they would often destroy it.
(The Puritan Gift, Kenneth & William Hopper)
Profit is critical for a healthy organisation but value is much broader, cleaner and sustainable
OMS Organizational Maturity
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Stage 2Good ProfessionalPractice
Stage 3Effective Management
Stage 4Human Capital becomes integral to business operations
Stage 5Transition: operationalto strategic focus
Stage 1PersonnelAdministration
Board & Executives resistant/unaware of people & human capital value up to
this point
Stage 6Organisation becomes a whole system
Stage 0No ConsciousPeopleManagement
Maturity spectrum:OMR ‘AAA’ Scales
LONG TERM - STABILITYSHORT TERM - UNSTABLE
A+
to
AA
-
AA
A
BB
B to
AB
BB
-
BB
+
BB
C B
OMR
OMS Organizational Maturity
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Maturity in practice: value outcomes
Early indicators
Exec expectations of human capital & value now aligned across the business Organization now adopting a new language around HCM 10 Pillars embedded into assessment of planned HC activities Maturity provides new framework for value based assessments and decision making Mature thinking becomes conscious & senior execs now lead on HC initiatives Practically NSW HR team now focused on the business rather than blindly adopting "best practice”
Maturity drives higher value, lower risk & ‘good’ outcomes
“social, economic, environmental, and ethical factors directly affect business strategy—for example, how companies attract and retain employees, how they manage the risks and create opportunities from climate change, a company’s culture, corporate-governance standards, stakeholder-engagement strategies, philanthropy, reputation, and brand management.” – David Blood 2007
Thank you
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Improve your Organization’s MaturityIncrease your Organization’s ValueEnhance your Societal Impact & Reputation
OMS Organizational Maturity
Services LLP