Stuart Rose(Chief Executive, Marks & Spencer)
December 11, 2007
Rose said, “Tesco, you got a 10-point plan? Hah! I got a 100-point one.” From sustainable product procurement to selling healthier fare and running trucks on biodiesel, Rose unveiled a $400 million, 100-point, five-year plan to re-engineer the European retailing giant into a carbon-neutral, zero-waste-to-landfill, ethical-trading, sustainable-sourcing, health-promoting business. The scheme is called “Plan A,” as the always-clever-marketer Rose believes there is no “Plan B.”
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