Nestle
Transcript: History of Company Nestle started out by making baby formula. It still makes this product, but since then has expanded. It produces coffee, bottled water, chocolate, ice cream, cookie dough, soup, cereal, and infant food. The company is expanding. In 2007 they made $9.7 billion. Four years later, in 2010 they hit $35.7 billion. Before becoming CEO he was the head of Nestle's American divisions. Benefits Nestle stock is worth $55.40 right now. Nestle offers a medical plan, a vision, plan, a dental paln, a perscription drug plan, life insurance, a plan for accidents, disability, and health care. Started working for Nestle at the age of 25 in 1979. He traveled different countries during this time. Does Nestle meet consumers needs? Yes, they have a variety of products for consumers and are located in over 100 different countries to provide for people all over the world. The education qualifications vary depending on the job you are doing. Nestle offers a wide variety of jobs and offers programs to better your education. It operates in over 130 countries and provides employment for about 250,000 people. Originated after a merger of the Anglo-Swiss milk company in 1905. Nestle started out by making milk based baby food. Then, Nestle helped Daniel Peter perfect his chocolate manufacturing process. Nestle helped him by making it so that they could remove the water from the mixture and to prevent molding. Nestle started out as one man with an idea... And turned into a giant corporation in which more companies wanted to merge with. Founded by Henri Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland. The average number of employees in our factories is 270, and the average number of employees in any single country is around 3,000. Paul Bulcke- CEO of Nestle Nestle strives to become a local business in each of the 130 countries it is located in. It's high for the year was $57.50. Nestle is a good company to work for. They care about their workers and the training and knowledge they have for their job. They also are conscientious of the quality of their products. Salary: $10,749,291 Nestle has 14 members in its Board of Directors. They offer sick days, 10 holidays, and after completing one full year, your vacation increases. It's research center is located in Switzerland.