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CATEGORY VISION
The Essence of Category
Management
Ben Thompson, Category Leadership Director, UK
Petcare
Definition
“Category Management is the strategic management of product groups through
trade partnerships, which aims to maximise sales and profit by satisfying shopper and
consumer needs.”
[Source : IGD]
To lead the category growth agenda in Petcare based on deep shopper and consumer insights, and to effectively align our customers strategies and our own…
Our Mission…
The difference between Category Management and Category Leadership
Category Management is doing the very best with
what we’ve got….
Category Leadership is thinking through what we
should have in the first place.
In UK Petcare we aim to do both…
Category Management is about…
• Help Customers manage ranges more effectively
• Growing or protecting our share of the shelf in line with sales
• Taking an objective look at the category and making clear
recommendations based on sold fact and insight
• A 6-12 month time horizon
• Key Skills: Customer Relationship Management, Shopper Data
Analysis, up-to-date Tools and Systems – delivered through Great
People.
X-axis Median (ROS): 6034
Y-axis Median (WD): 28 Mars Market Mars Market
nb. of SKUs 0 30 16 41
% of SKUs* 0% 21% 53% 29%
K€ Sales 0 29,329 50,202 122,566
% of Sales* 0% 16% 82% 66%
nb. of SKUs 4 40 10 30
% of SKUs* 13% 28% 33% 21%
K€ Sales 815 10,641 9,912 23,863
% of Sales* 1% 6% 16% 13%
MOS measure 5.1:
* = % of all SKUs/Sales of selected Manufacturer or Market
PQA Index SKU: 106% PQA Index Sales: 101%
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Category Leadership is about…
• Defining the Category and its Drivers
• Understanding the Category Segmentation
• Developing and selling-in the Point of Purchase Vision which drives growth for Mars and Retailers.
• A 3-4 year time horizon
• Key Skills: Category and Retailer knowledge, Marketing understanding, familiarity with and access to Shopper Data & Insights
The Mars Vision for Petcare
Opportunities for Growth over the next 3 years
The voice of the Retailer in Mars…
Drive the Agenda on Petcare
Eg Category Vision
Brand / Shelf Executions
Shopper Analysis & Execution
Drive the Retailer Agenda in Mars
Eg Packaging Waste
Range optimisation “Less is more”
Shopper tailoring
The voice of Mars in the Retailers…
What do our Customers want from Category?
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Add Category Value
Add Category Value
Add Value totheir peopleAdd Value totheir people
Add Value totheir businessAdd Value totheir business
Help me if itHelp me if it
goes wronggoes wrong
Grow myGrow my
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MarginMarginGrow myGrow my
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Help ourHelp our
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All this has to be BUILT ON THE BASICS…
Get it right, and we grow the pie (and our share)…
Category leadership is a critical part of strategic Customer Engagement…
A best in class supplier must have a shopper focusedgrowth agenda, understand the operational and commercial model of the retailer , have the ability to adaptquickly to changing market conditions and help us to differentiate.
Its approach is fact-driven as opposed to brand-driven.
Senior Trading Executive , Tesco
The resources that Mars Petcare have in category development are completely dedicated to our company, and it is very far removed from the commercial aspect. We feel comfortable that we are being provided by Mars Petcare's personnel with information that is solely about category and not twisted a bit towards the brand that they work for.
Senior Trader, ASDA
Which are the five most important capabilities which you expect your branded suppliers to display as a basic requirement?
44%
72%
76%
80%
44%
Source: IGD Customer Engagement Retailer Survey 2009
Teams who understand our company’s strategic direction
In-depth understanding of the total category and its future trends
Consistently high service levels that meet our expectations
Understand our economic model and KPIs
Dedicated resource for managing our business
Category leadership is a critical part of strategic Customer Engagement…
Store of the Future – Sainsbury’s 2007 (London Colney)
Some great examples of this…`
Store Trials (POS for Permanent Multibuys) – Asda 2008
Some great examples of this…`
Leading Edge Reporting of Range Review ImplementationTesco 2008Internet Access for all Tesco and Mars Pet AssociatesIn real time!
Some great examples of this…`
Whiskas vs Felix 60:40 Space1 Bay of Whiskas Core Pouch 2for £6 (with POS)
Driving Tesco’s Market ShareTesco JBP 2009
Store Footprint
Store of the Future – Tesco 2009 (Chesterfield)
The learnings / store concept is being rolled out to Tesco Stores In Central Europe within 2010 (Hypermarkets Division)
Our Journey…
(Rank of 3)
All Functions(1)
All Functions All Functions EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM IL IL
1 Mars Petcare UK 1 1 2 1 2 1 1
2 Nestlé Purina (Pet Care) 2 2 1 2 1 2 2
3 Procter & Gamble (Pet Care) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Performance based on Net Favourable rank
* Indicates insufficient response
(1) As rated by EX/SM = Executive/Senior Trading Management, CM = Trading/Category Management, IL = Inventory/Supply Chain Management
Overall
Performance
Logistics &
Supply Chain
Mgmt.
Customer
Service/
Support
Brand/
Consumer
Marketing
Trade
Marketing/
Promotion
Practices
Category
Development
/ SupportManufacturer
Business
Relationship
& Support
Manufacturer
Personnel
Top Third Rank Middle Third Rank Lower Third Rank
(Rank of 3)
All Functions(1)
All Functions All Functions EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM IL IL
1 Mars Petcare 1 1 1 1 1 3 3
1 Nestlé Purina 2 2 2 2 2 1 1
3Procter & Gamble (Pet
Care)3 3 3 3 3 2 2
Performance based on Net Favourable rank
* Indicates insufficient response
(1) As rated by EX/SM = Executive/Senior Trading Management, CM = Trading/Category Management, IL = Inventory/Supply Chain Management
Overall
Performance
Logistics &
Supply Chain
Mgmt.
Customer
Service/
Support
Brand/
Consumer
Marketing
Trade
Marketing/
Promotion
Practices
Category
Development
/ SupportManufacturer
Business
Relationship
& Support
Manufacturer
Personnel
Top Third Rank Middle Third Rank Lower Third Rank
2007
2008
2009
Benchmarking vs. the Best in Class
(Rank of 7)
All Functions(1)
All Functions All Functions EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM EX/SM/CM IL IL
1 Kellogg's 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
2 Coca-Cola 2 2 2 2 2 1 1
3 Nestle Beverages 3 3 5 5 4 3 3
4 PepsiCo/Walkers 4 5 4 3 3 5 6
5 Mars Petcare 5 4 3 4 5 7 7
5 Nestlé Purina 6 6 6 6 6 4 4
7 Procter & Gamble (Pet Care) 7 7 7 7 7 5 5
Performance based on Net Favourable rank
* Indicates insufficient response
(1) As rated by EX/SM = Executive/Senior Trading Management, CM = Trading/Category Management, IL = Inventory/Supply Chain Management
Overall
Performance
Logistics &
Supply Chain
Mgmt.
Customer
Service/
Support
Brand/
Consumer
Marketing
Trade
Marketing/
Promotion
Practices
Category
Development
/ SupportManufacturer
Business
Relationship
& Support
Manufacturer
Personnel
Top Third Rank Middle Third Rank Lower Third Rank
2008
2009
Industry Recognition
Asda Supplier of the Year 2006Category Management
Tesco Value AwardPet Range Review 2008
Supplier of the Year 2006 & 2007Today’s Wholesale
Industry Recognition
Shelley AlfordTesco Value Award
2009
Asda Branded Supplier of the Year 2009
James StewartBestway Certificate in Merit 2009
Tesco Supplier of the Year 2009(Grocery 1)
Summary
“Category Management and Category Leadership are fundamental business KPIs.
They guide our business decisions, shape and inform our relationships with Customers, and enhance the experience of our Shoppers and
ultimately Consumers”
[Source : BT]
CATEGORY VISION
The Essence of Category
Management
Ben Thompson, Category Leadership Director, UK
Petcare