...Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) is the world’s second largest and mostly broadly based manufacturer of health care products. The company holds a significant share of the consumer and pharmaceutical markets, and is the world's largest developer and manufacturer of medical treatment and diagnostic devices. Johnson & Johnson the global American medical devices, pharmaceutical, and consumer package goods manufacturer started when Robert Wood Johnson was inspired by a speech. Robert Johnson then teamed up with his two brothers Edward Mead Johnson and James Wood Johnson to make a line of surgical dressings in the year 1885. A year later, the company rolled out its range of products. Immediately after that year, the company was a legal corporation. Robert Wood Johnson was the first president of the company and worked to improve the sanitation standards and practices during that time. He also lent his name to a medical facility in New Brunswick, New Jersey. When he passed in 1910, his brother James Wood Johnson succeeded him and took over the company. James tenure lasted for 22 years and his son, Robert Wood Johnson II, succeeded him. Johnson & Johnson's products include Consumer Health Care, Medical Devices & Diagnostics and Pharmaceuticals. Some of the most popular merchandise includes baby products, Neutrogena beauty and skin products, the entire line of band-aid bandages, Clean & Clear facial wash, Tylenol medications, and Acuvue contact lenses. Currently the...
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...04/26/2013 Healthcare Johnson & Johnson Ticker: JNJ Recommendation: Buy Company Current Price: $84.83 Implied Price: $93.03 Investment Thesis Key Statistics Logo 50-Day Moving Average Johnson & Johnson is one of America’s largest companies, and it has a massive assortment of consumer brand holdings which will provide it with consistent growth. The company is growing through acquisitions that allow them to capture more market share, particularly in markets outside the United States. 52 Week Price Range Johnson & Johnson is a stable company that has been increasing returns to shareholders through dividend increases and stock repurchases. 61.71-84.93 $80.44 Estimated Beta .55 Dividend Yield 3% Market Capitalization 3-Year Revenue CAGR 4.74% Five-Year Stock Chart 231.5B $90.00 120,000,000 $80.00 100,000,000 $70.00 Trading Statistics $60.00 Diluted Shares Outstanding 2.90 Billion 80,000,000 $50.00 60,000,000 Average Volume (3-Month) 9.87 Million $40.00 $30.00 Institutional Ownership 68.00% 40,000,000 $20.00 20,000,000 $10.00 Insider Ownership 0.03% $0.00 Apr-08 Oct-08 Apr-09 Oct-09 Apr-10 Oct-10 Apr-11 EV/EBITDA (LTM) 12.66 Volume Adjusted Close 0 Oct-11 50-Day Avg Apr-12 Oct-12 200-Day Avg Forecast Summary Margins and Ratios EBITDA Margin (LTM) 27.63% 03/31/2014E 06/30/2014E 09/30/2014E ...
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...2013 Howard Johnson: Entrepreneur It is said that necessity is the mother of all inventions. While I found this to be true after reviewing the list of entrepreneurs that I put together, I decided to choose Howard Johnson. I wouldn’t say that his invention was born out of necessity but I still find myself liking his product and his story as well as sharing his love of ice cream! His humble beginnings and “go-getter” spirit personify the American Dream and round out the reasons why I admire him as an entrepreneur. The text defines an entrepreneur as a risk taker and someone who seeks out a profitable opportunity. I find the risk taker portion of this definition to be the true spirit of an entrepreneur and what separates the men from the boys, if you will. I’m sure that people before Howard Johnson or even during his time had similar ideas but he did it. Johnson decided to move forward with his idea, his vision, and make it a reality. I admire entrepreneurs because they can take an idea and make it something more than scribbles on a piece of paper. I find several similarities with Howard Johnson in that we both came from backgrounds of working to help our families as well as restaurant work. I admire the fact that even though he barely had an elementary school education, he was able to be a successful business man. I highly value education so this is the one point where I feel he could have potentially been more successful. In his early twenties, Johnson bought a drugstore...
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...Johnson & Johnson is the leading pharmaceutical company and is included as one of Fortune’s most admired companies for the past 30 years. Johnson & Johnson has a long-standing history that is committed to caring for its consumers since it started. Johnson & Johnson delivers an annual report to depict the company’s performance and growth in the past year and for the future in order to inform shareholders and potential investors. Johnson & Johnson’s annual report uses a visual/verbal strategy of a number of engaging videos to demonstrate quality of products, a verbal strategy of industry details and statistics to show competitive dominance, and visual strategy consisting of family images to convey diversity among consumers. Johnson & Johnson uses a number of engaging videos with personal stories to demonstrate the quality of products and how they care for its consumers. In the video, “Our Safety and Care Commitment,” Susan Nettesheim, vice president of product stewardship, is explaining the new website where consumers can view the ingredient policies and learn about scientific standards of the five level safety assurance programs. She states, “As a leader in scientific research about baby care products for over 100 years, the Johnson & Johnson Family of Consumer Companies pioneered much of the research that our industry relies on.” This information is important to investors because telling this story shows that Johnson & Johnson has a commitment to...
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...Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/576422/ Johnson & Johnson Strategic Analysis Profile Description: - The Johnson & Johnson Strategic Analysis Profile is a comprehensive profile of the company including both quantitative and qualitative research. The report examines the Johnson & Johnsons business structure and operations, history and products, and provides an analysis of its key revenue lines. The profile provides strategic insight on the company by examining its strategy, both in terms of its value chain positioning and strategic strengths and weaknesses in form of SWOT analysis. The SWOT section studies the major internal and external factors affecting the company. In addition the profile also includes a revenue analysis section which provides a breakdown of the companys’ revenue by segment and key geographies. Report Coverage - Insightful company information, which addresses business and competitor intelligence needs. - In-depth analysis of the operational aspects of the business including business descriptions, product lines and services revenue splits, and key competitors. - Detailed financial and operational overview including key performance specific ratios. - Strategic analysis of the company using SWOT and Value Chain analysis. - Information on the company’s history, key executives, locations and subsidiaries. Why Buy? - Support business/ sales activities by understanding customers’ businesses better. -...
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...Reporting is a report that has the concept of how firms manage nonfinancial elements (environmental, social issues) that might affect the company’s performance, value in the future. The origins are that there are a lot of groups are showing interest in the environmental issues. Such as socially responsible investors, consumers who want environmental friendly products, and community groups that are concerned about impact on environmental. 2. What is the GRI and what is its objective? GRI is Global Reporting Initiative. GRI’s objective is to “integrate and unify the many standards in the market place into a single, generally accepted sustainability reporting framework, encompassing environmental, social, and economic performance”. (p30, Johnson& Johnson: A Model for Sustainability Reporting). 3. How has Johnson & Johnson’s Sustainability Reporting evolved over the years? The Sustainability Reporting has evolved at Johnson & Johnson as it become completely merged with J&J’s culture and objectives. In 1990, Johnson & Johnson first set its environmental goals. In 1993 and 1996, it released public reports. In 1998, it started to have annual Sustainability Reporting. And now, it broadened its content and topics in those reports. 4. What does Johnson and Johnson hope to accomplish through its sustainability reporting initiative? There are two things that Johnson and Johnson hope to accomplish through its sustainability reporting initiative. First, Johnson & Johnson hope to elaborate...
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...2013 Citizenship & Sustainability Report Contents Dr. Dalene von Delft recovered from multi-drug resistant tuberculosis. Early access to a Johnson & Johnson medicine added to her treatment helped. Inspired by her experience, Dalene founded TB Proof, dedicated to raising awareness of TB among health care workers. Read more at 2013annualreport.jnj.com/stories/ New-Hope-for-MDR-TB-Patients CONTENTS CHAI R MAN’S LETTE R S UCCE SS E S & CHALLE NG E S Advancing Human Health & Well-Being Leading a Dynamic & Growing Business Responsibly Safeguarding the Planet H EALTHY FUTU R E S 2015 GOALS & PROG R E SS U.N. G LOBAL COM PACT DATA S U M MARY G R I I N DEX 2 Letter from Our Chairman & CEO 52 Labor Practices & Workforce Guide to the Icons 4 Successes & Challenges 55 Employee Retention, Development & Recruitment 9 Organizational Profile 58 Compensation 10 Report Profile 58 Diversity & Inclusion The icons below help to communicate the scope and boundary for each topic covered in our report. They represent the audience and locations throughout the world impacted by our business segments or enterprise. 11 Citizenship & Sustainability 59 Political Contributions, Public Policy & Lobbying Citizenship & Sustainability Strategy Our Strategic Framework 62 Intellectual Property 13 Our Citizenship & Sustainability Materiality Assessment Process ...
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...MGT/521 Management Johnson Controls Business Analysis Johnson Controls is a global organization that has survived numerous historical events over their 125 years in business. Not many organizations can say this, but Johnson Controls has three separate business units that through strategic planning and excellent customer communications continue to prosper despite present-day challenges. This paper will review the history of Johnson Controls including the founder’s values and call for innovative ideas, as a mutual fund manager review a SWOT analysis, and review Johnson Controls internal and external stakeholders and what is at stake for each identified group. History of Johnson Controls Johnson Controls today consists of three separate business units: automotive experience, building efficiency, and power solutions. Based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Johnson Controls employs 162,000 worldwide with 2,500 employees at the corporate site, and 1,300 locations around the globe. The company’s founder, Warren Johnson successfully invented and patented in 1883 the first electric thermostat. His reason for such an inventory was to respond to the growing desire or need to regulate the environment of the individual room and reduce the cost of fuel in a more efficient way to save money to homeowners and businesses alike. In 1885 Johnson Electric Service Company officially went into business. With the success of the thermostat, Warren Johnson continued to develop his ideas...
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...On 11/27/2018, I was dispatched to 2008 W Elm in reference to a Past Assault. When I arrived, I spoke with Deborah Johnson. Johnson is employed by the DoubleTree Hotel on North Glenstone. Johnson stated that she was walking to her car in the parking lot of Houlihan’s (2431 N Glenstone). Johnson stated that as she was walking behind a silver SUV. The SUV was parked on the east side of the trash dumpster on the north side of the building. Johnson stated the driver was a white female around 30 years of age. As the driver backed out from the space, Johnson was struck on the left side of her body by the back-right side of the SUV. Johnson stated that she was hit hard enough to knock her down on the ground. Johnson quickly got up and started yelling at the driver. Johnson stated the driver put her hands and Johnson believed she said, "I'm sorry." Johnson stated that she reported the incident to DoubleTree Hotel staff, who took an incident report. Johnson stated that the hotel determined the driver was employed by Houlihan's. Johnson believed the drivers first name was Chelsea. Johnson did not have any visible injuries. Johnson was complaining of some pain to her left arm and her back. Johnson declined needing medical attention, but stated she might go get checked out later. Johnson stated that she wishes to pursue charges for the incident....
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...Diagnosing the Change: A Study of Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) are both iconic, legacy American businesses that are customer-centric and manufacture consumer household products. Today, both are lead by two exemplary strategic-thinkers, A.G. Lafley, CEO of PG and Alex Gorsky, CEO of JNJ. This paper examines the history of each company and which change images each CEO applies to implement change in their business and practices through applicable examples. Company History Procter & Gamble. In 1837, William Procter and brother-in-law, James Gamble found Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, OH to provide consumer household products, particularly soap and candles (Procter & Gamble, 2014). PG quickly grew by leveraging its operating environment to drive innovation and design in regard to consumer products. Today, 177 years later, PG is the world’s largest multinational consumer goods company, located in more than 70 countries with over 180 product brands (Procter & Gamble, 2014). Due to its expansive portfolio of products PG is divided up into the following sectors: Baby, Feminine and Family Care, Beauty, Fabric and Home Care, and Health and Grooming (Procter & Gamble, 2014). Johnson & Johnson. In 1886, the Johnson Family found Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, NJ to provide consumer pharmaceutical products (Johnson & Johnson, 2013). JNJ is a pioneer in global strategy and expansion...
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...JOHNSON AND JOHNSON MKT/421 JUNE 25, 2015 JOHNSON AND JOHNSON SEGMENTATION Segmentation consists of variables that can be seen in demographics (population), geographic (location) and financial information. For both consumer and business segmentation you can easily get the information from government reports (census), researching other reports (news media), Wall Street Journal and other reporting financials. Segmentation will offer the marketer a shorter time frame and lower cost on their research. (Know this) In viewing if a segment is worth going after a target market the marketer must answer the questions set for them below: Does the market show signs of growth? Does the company have the talent, knowledge and seniority to understand the segment? Does the segment meet the standards of the company? CONSUMER SEGMENT Johnson and Johnson NYSE:JNJ Johnson & Johnson’s 2014 Full-Year Sales of $74.3 Billion Increased 4.2%; Full-Year EPS was $5.70. The Consumer segment sells a board range of products from baby care, skin care, oral care, wound care and the women’s health care fields, nutritional and over-the-counter pharmaceutical products. These products are marketed and sold retailers and distributors to the public. Johnson & Johnson has a clear advantage over the competitors with their bran line of products like: Aveeno, Clean & Clear...
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...Laura Lynn Johnson Saleha Ashfaq Women Who Kill April 25, 2011 Divorce is not only a legal breakup of a marriage, but also the end of an emotional and intimate connection between two people. However, some do not accept their spouse’s unfaithfulness in such a courtly fashion. Laura Lynn Johnson was accused of murdering her attorney husband who wanted nothing but a simple divorce. But Laura did not want to let go of him so easily. Lloyd Johnson was rushed to the hospital on September 20, 2010; he was thought to be suffering from a severe heart attack. However, a heart attack did not explain what the police found on the scene of murder. Lloyd was confirmed dead on September 22, 2010. On September 20, help arrived to the Johnsons’ home after getting a call about a man who had trouble breathing and rectal bleeding. The Farmington Hills fire lieutenants recall walking upstairs through a clutter-filled-home and finding Lloyd Johnson sitting on the toilet, naked and unresponsive. They immediately noticed the bleeding wound on Lloyd’s lower back and assumed it to be the cause of his current critical condition. Lloyd was an obese, weighing over 430 pounds. It took more than five emergency workers to bring him down the stairs and into the ambulance. Initially, he was believed to be experiencing a heart attack. Lloyd Johnson, a respected attorney, a father of five, and a long time diabetic was well known around the community as both successful and arrogant. Lloyd Johnson referred...
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...Johnson & Johnson relies on decentralized management system and its autonomous operating subsidiaries to compete in high-competitive health care markets. The planning and control system has benefits and detriments. The system creates a decentralized culture which is necessary for their success. The center of the control function is the Executive Committee comprising the chairman, president, chief financial officer, vice president of administration, and eight Executive Committee members with responsibilities for company sectors. In some ways, each subsidiary reports to a member of the Executive Committee. However, each company develops its own plans and strategies. In addition, those strategic plans remain fixed over a five-year period. Therefore, the managers are not only effectively delegated but also strongly accountable for their actions. They set their targets by themselves. Then, they move toward the goals based on their own decisions. So, there is no excuse for them to miss the objectives. That’s why Roy Black states that decentralized management is “unequivocal accountability for what you do.” Five- and Ten-year plans at Johnson & Johnson let them have long-term views and learning opportunities. It is in the fast-moving, complex, high competitive health care businesses. It is hard to make a prediction for the future and so the view point is likely to be short-tem focus. It might have adverse effect on long-term corporate performance. At Johnson & Johnson...
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...JOHNSON & JOHNSON: A CASE STUDY ON SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING When compiling data for its sustainability reports, Johnson and Johnson does not request direct input from its managerial accounting staff. What should be the role of management accountants in collecting and reporting sustainability data? Could Johnson & Johnson’s sustainability reporting be improved with input from managerial accountants? Why or why not? The role of the managerial accounting staff in sustainability should extend beyond the obvious one of collecting, analyzing and reporting sustainability-related information. Many accountants fill a variety of other positions within organizations, including senior management, in which they exert a more direct influence on strategy and decision making. The managerial accounting staff has a role to play in understanding, demonstrating and achieving the efficiencies that organizations can gain from sustainable business practices. The pursuit of sustainability depends on the generation, analysis, reporting and assurance of robust and accurate information (both financial and non-financial). But it is important that the managerial accountants gain an understanding of the concepts of sustainability and the challenges it poses in achieving long term growth in shareholder value or value for money. The accountanting staff, directly or in a supportive capacity, can help organizations embed sustainability issues into strategic planning and its execution...
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...STUDY Viola Johnson Vioosl Viola Identifying Information: Viola Johnson is a 65 year old African-American women who currently residing alone in her own home. Previously she has been the primary caregiver for her nine-year-old grandson, Walter. Viola has been referred by her family. Presenting Problem /Chief Complaint: Viola reports that she provided care for Walter from the time he was three years old, until his placement in the Vista Ridge Treatment Center one month ago. Since the time of his placement she states “I feel extremely guilty for putting him in that home”. She also reports experiencing anxiety and worries over Walter’s well-being. Family members referred Ms. Johnson to the Senior Support Center due to concern regarding her present condition. History of Presenting Problems: Mrs. Johnson has been a widow for twenty years. Her husband, James Johnson, died following a long illness. She had two children from this union. Her son, Walter’s father, died six years ago due to liver damage and complications associated with diabetes. She reports that she made a promise to her son on his deathbed that she would take care of Walter. Mrs. Johnson reports she became both mother and father to Walter and that her relationship with him is very close. She takes pride in the fact that she contributed to helping him make great strides in his development since he has been with her. Mrs. Johnson reports that when Walter...
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