spacer
IAgrE CEO; local support Rochford; MAP Live report; stolen tractors; New Holland promote
IN THIS ISSUE
IAGRE CEO DESIGNATE RESIGNS
LOCALS RALLY ROUND ROCHFORDS
MAP LIVE TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS
NABBED!
NEW CHAIRMAN FOR AEA FARM EQUIPMENT COUNCIL
NEW HOLLAND PROMOTE
BAILY TRAILERS STRENGTHEN SALES
ALL-NEW SALTEX WEBSITE
BURDEN'S FRUITY DEAL
DEERE & CO ARE 'MOST ADMIRED'
30 YEARS OF PAN PUBLICITY
WEATHERWATCH - ON THIS DAY
SEND TO A FRIEND
Click here to send this email to a friend or colleague ยป
USEFUL LINKS
Please confirm your Email address below in order to edit your profile
CONTACT US
EDITOR
Chris Biddle

  
Email Chris

NEWS DESK
Steve Gibbs

Email Steve
CURRENT ISSUE



SERVICE DEALER BUSINESS QUARTERLY
Published April, June, September and December 2013

Further details go to website

or email
Chris Biddle


OUR ASSOCIATED MAGAZINE



 

TURF PRO

Latest issue: APRIL 2013

View digital version

EDITOR:
Scott MacCallum
Tel: 07534 589109
scott@turfpro.co.uk

published by

Straight Down
the Middle
Communications Ltd







 

spacer
spacer
DEERE & CO ARE 'MOST ADMIRED'
On Fortune's top 50 list

 
John Deere, Mannheim

For the fifth consecutive year, Deere & Company has achieved a ranking among FORTUNE magazine's Top 50 Most Admired Companies.

Deere is ranked 40th on the Most Admired list, which is created after an assessment of more than 1400 companies around the world and a survey of business leaders worldwide. FORTUNE includes the largest 1000 US companies, as well as non-US companies with annual revenues of more than $10 billion that are ranked in FORTUNE's global 500 database. Topping the list this year are Apple, Google and Amazon.com.

"Being included among the world's most admired companies is testament to the dedication of Deere & Company employees around the world," said Samuel R Allen, Deere's chairman and CEO.

The initial ranking of the 1400 companies comes from assessments of innovation, people management, product quality, value as a long-term investment, fiscal soundness, employee retention, social responsibility, use of assets and global competitiveness.

This quantitative work eventually ranks companies in 57 lists of various industries. For 2013, Deere ranks second in the Industrial & Farm Equipment category. After the quantitative work is completed, several thousand business leaders are surveyed to determine the Top 50 Most Admired.


Comment (0)
Email Software by Newsweaver