'Etude de la structure des organismes membres du secteur public et privé

Contents
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................................1
Industry Analysis:...................................................................................................................................................................1
Types of Organizations:..............................................................................................................................................................2
Sole Proprietorship:................................................................................................................................................................2
Partnership:.............................................................................................................................................................................2
Corporate:................................................................................................................................................................................2
Public Sector:...........................................................................................................................................................................2
Private sector:..........................................................................................................................................................................2
Voluntary Sector:....................................................................................................................................................................2
FILA, A name known since decades!........................................................................................................................................3
Governing Bodies:...................................................................................................................................................................3
Services and Products:............................................................................................................................................................4
Size and scope:.........................................................................................................................................................................4
Objectives for Fila:..................................................................................................................................................................4
Stakeholders.............................................................................................................................................................................4
Organizational Structure of Fila:..............................................................................................................................................4
Business Modeling:......................................................................................................................................................................5
Marketing:...............................................................................................................................................................................5
Financing:................................................................................................................................................................................5
Human Resources Management:...............................................................................................................................................6
Relationships between different organizational functions and how they link to organizational objectives and structure:
.......................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Conclusion:..................................................................................................................................................................................7
References....................................................................................................................................................................................8
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Introduction
Industry Analysis:
• Fila Holdings Corp. (d/b/a Fila) is a footwear and apparel company based in South Korea. The company
was started in 1911 by Ettore and Gansevoort Fila in Biella, Piedmont, Italy. Sports Brand International of the
United States bought the company in 2003. After then, Fila Korea bought the trademark in 2007. It made its first
public offering on the Korea Exchange in September 2010.
• Fila Holdings owns a 52 percent ownership in Acushnet Company through its subsidiary Magnus
Holdings Co., Ltd.
• Fila Holdings' major shareholders are Piemonte Co., Ltd (approximately 20%), Fila Holdings (about
20%), and South Korea's National Pension Service (around 13 percent ). Gene Yoon (Yoon Yoon-us), the
chairman of Fila Holdings, owns a 75% stake in Piemonte. Yoon Keun-chang is the company's president and
CEO. Fila has sites in 11 different countries.
• Ettore and Giansevero Fila founded Fila in Biella, Piedmont, Italy, in 1911.
• It began as an underwear manufacturer for the Italian Alps. It debuted in the sportswear industry in the
1970s, with tennis player Björn Borg as an endorsement. After branching out into sportswear, the company
became well-known.
• In 2003, the company was sold to Cerberus Capital Management, a U.S.-based hedge fund, after the
original Italian owner, Holding di Participation, over-committed itself to expensive sporting endorsements when
margins were under pressure. Except for Fila Korea, a distinct corporation that operated the brand under license,
Cerberus owned Fila through Sports Brands International. This holding company owned and operated all Fila
businesses across the world.
• Fila Korea bought the brand and its overseas subsidiaries in January 2007.
• In 2009, ANTA Sports purchased the rights to the Fila brand in China, Hong Kong, and Macau from
Fila's Chinese joint venture partner Belle International. Fila Korea retained a 15% stake in the joint venture
company "Full Prospect."
• In May 2011, Fila Korea Ltd. purchased Acushnet Company, a global golf equipment manufacturer, for
$1.23 billion, becoming the new owner of well-known golf brands such as Titleist.
• In October 2019, BTS, a South Korean boy band, was named Fila's worldwide brand ambassador.
• Despite widespread criticism that Xinjiang cotton is grown with forced labor, Fila China declared in
March 2021 that it would continue to source cotton from the region.
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Types of Organizations:
Sole Proprietorship:
A sole proprietorship is a business in which the owner and manager are the same people. A sole
proprietorship is a company with the same owner and manager. If the business owner owns all or most of the
company's assets, including income, they are referred to as a "single proprietor." 2017 is the year
(Schonberger).
Partnership:
A partnership firm is formed by two or more people pooling their resources to start a business and sharing the
risks, rewards, and failures. Law firms, medical organizations, property development corporations, and
accountancy firms are examples of shared partnership businesses. The year 2017 is upon us (Schonberger).
Corporate:
A corporation is a business run by its shareholders, who have complete authority over the company's operations.
Corporations, such as philanthropic organizations, can be for-profit or non-profit. 2017 is the year (Schonberger).
Public Sector:
The public sector, which includes all government and state-owned businesses, is an important part of the
economy. Private residences, non-profits, and personal businesses are excluded. Rather than carrying out the
ultimate idea of the broad public category – federal administration or government – which includes, for example,
exercising public power and implementing public programs. Public sector organizations include the ASA, UK
Athletics, and the ECB (2007, Chadwick and Simon).
Private sector:
A single person or a group of people can buy and run a firm in the private sector. The company's primary goal is
to make money. Sainsbury's has piqued the interest of some of the world's most well-known private businesses.
Sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and partnerships are examples of personal businesses. The
private sector includes PUMA, NIKE, ADIDAS, and David Lloyd (2007, Chadwick and Simon).
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