Discipline Drives Company Success Despite Slow Economic Recovery
MAP honors 2011 Presidential Award winners
LOS ANGELES, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Throughout the country, uncertainty hangs in the air with mixed signs of economic recovery still dampening today's business climate. But at least 10 companies aren't being disheartened or defeated by what they cannot control. In fact, thanks to their "can-do" attitudes, disciplined management, and an unwavering commitment to creating an engaged, aligned and profitable workforce, these companies are driving big results. Highlighting this leadership and these companies, Management Action Programs (MAP) (http://www.mapconsulting.com) is officially announcing the latest winners of the 7th Annual MAP Presidential Award.
The prestigious 2011 Presidential Award is an honor bestowed to organizations that have achieved strategic goals through a culture of accountability. The award winners are companies to watch, considering they demonstrate a track record for excellence that's seeded in core business fundamentals plus innovative tactics for sustainable company health, according to John Manning, MAP's new general manager.
"Looking at the mix of this year's presidential award winners, there's a lot of diversity among the industries and businesses represented, but the common denominator is discipline," Manning says. "These leaders are true 'disciples of discipline.' They're stewards of accountability and masters at management, which are two tough, albeit critical drivers in achieving a successful business culture."
MAP has been a business-plan execution partner to over 13,000 companies since 1960. Those receiving recognition this year have bolstered their bottom line through on-target business-plan execution and the achievement of Vital Factors® Goals. Through the integration of process discipline and leadership development, MAP accelerates the performance of its clients to establish a winning advantage. The criteria for the Presidential Award include:
- Implementation of the MAP Management System™ throughout the organization;
- Significant improvement in company Vital Factors, the critical elements that sustain growth;
- Establishment of consistent, effective leadership that provides clear company direction;
- Reinforcement of company values through consistently "walking the talk"; and
- Demonstration of the overall, hard work of its executives, management and employees.
MAP's 2011 Presidential Award winners will receive recognition from MAP's leadership and consulting team, media/public acknowledgement, and mentions through MAP's website and cutting-edge communications. This year's winners include:
ABC School Equipment, Inc.
http://www.abcse.com
Allied Industries, Inc.
http://www.alliedlead.com
Boudreau Pipeline Corporation
http://www.boudreaupipeline.com
Crown Acquisitions, Inc.
http://www.crownacq.com
Kelly-Moore Paints
http://www.kellymoore.com
L.H. Dottie
http://www.lhdottie.com
Outlook Amusements, Inc.
http://www.outlookamusements.com
Sigue Corporation
http://www.sigue.com
Ted Johnson Propane
http://www.tedjohnsonpropane.com
WKS Restaurant Corporation
http://www.wkscorp.biz
About MAP
For over 50 years, Management Action Programs (MAP) has worked with organizations nationwide. MAP has helped 160,000 leaders in over 13,000 organizations create sustainable results. The MAP Vital Factors System has achieved these results through the unique integration of strategic focus, accountability coaching and leadership development. MAP's best-selling book, Vital Factors, The Secret to Transforming Your Business - And Your Life, tells the story of how MAP clients overcame tremendous challenges to achieve phenomenal success. For more information, visit: http://www.mapconsulting.com.
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Kearv Seang
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949-752-1606 Ext. 346
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SOURCE Management Action Programs
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