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Case Study: ECOLOGIC

EMBA Program – Organizational Behavior Version 4.1 1st Version: 15 April 2013 This Version: 20 April 2013

Prepared by :

S Satiavani R Reka Luxshmi

Overview – Quarter 1
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2

February Ecologic Setup
• Non-profit organization – but need to be selfsustainable • 4 divisions (teams): • Cleanliness of beaches, rivers and lakes • Fund raising • Environmental Audit • Project team (lobbying, materials, etc.)

January Capital

• Sally inherit $500k • Use $200k to setup Ecologic

3

March

Recruitment

• 3 members join: • Dane – Environmental Engineer • Rudra – Accountant • Ella – Administration Asst. • Company Philosophy laid out: • Highest standard of Environmental Management Setting • Teamwork up values • Open discussion • Empowerment (employees trusted with job – to move on their own) • Rudra prepared initial budget and raised concern on company’s sustainability • Dane suggested to immediately start consulting work • Sally agreed to change modus operandi from simply Open fund raising to obtaining corporate donors • Ella suggested using social media to promote Ecologic • Ella suggested her friend to do website for free Social Media Networking

Environmental Cleanliness

Project Team

Ecologic 4 Divisions

Fund Raising

Environmental Audit

Fail to plan? • No structure – because unsure • Setup job description • Engaged a tax expert friend (free!)

Overview – Quarter 2
4

April

The ball starts rolling…

5

May

Early signs of Structural Problems taking effect

Bad Emotion

• 2 revenue generating contract signed • Dane requested for 1 more Engineer due to increasing work volume • Rudra has little work, so he sent out letters to companies in SE for donations and consulting work • Sally got a call from former company about the letter and caught by surprise • Sally, who was already emotionally disturbed by personal events, confronted Rudra heatedly on his action (outburst) • Rudra cited the

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