Debriefing- Jean-Claude Biver- Leadership Theories and Application

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What was Biver doing in his early 20s?

hippie lifestyle, running marathons, living in nature, random jobs, use it to prepare himself

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Learning Objectives

examine how leaders bring change, how a leader can inspire, how leaders find passion and purpose, what its like to work for a visionary leader, how a leader invents and reinvents him/her self

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Why own a swiss watch?

artistic, heritage, craftsmanship, luxury, status

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the 1980's

70% of the watch jobs gone, 50% went bankrupt (Japanese quartz watches were more accurate and far less expensive than the mechanical watches produced by the Swiss), mechanical watches considered useless,, Japanese watches owned the market

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Would you work for Jean-Claude Biver?

agressive, mean employer

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Biver seems to be

a terrible manager, and a great leader, you can't argue with sucess

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What does a vision mean?

clarity (define an existing problem or solves some sort of an unmet need that exists within the market conviction), conviction (willingness to put his reputation on the line), connection (capturing other people's imagination connecting people to a future reality

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Jon Biver wanted other people to adopt

his vision as their own

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Common Path for Visionary Leader

Prepare, sense, seize, and adapt

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Early 70s Biver prepares himself

to see the world differently

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At Omega, he sense the opportunity

to reinvent the market for mechanical watches than others in the Swiss industry are eager to abandon it

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Seizes opportunity at Blancpain

buy it and turn around

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Swatch Group: leave or stay

biver faced another career decision, at 51, battling legionnaire's disease, he is wealthy, his wife is expecting

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Biver leaves swatch for humblot

takes 20% equity but demand 100% control, creates new vision, releases big bang watch with high demand, develops partnership with unconventional brands, responds to every email

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Hublot Results

increased revenue 10x in 4 years, sold hublot to LV, appointed head of watchmaking at LV, replaces executives, partnerships with intel and google

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Biver's Legancy

protegees became 1/2 in the swiss watch industry, only one Biver