How much savings or additional revenue does Mark Moschel estimate from the COO Alliance?

Cameron HeroldFounder of the COO Alliance & Invest In Your Leaders Training

Why Mark Moschel, COO of Dry Farm Wines, Chose COO Alliance

27 Jun 2018 · 1 min

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A short YouTube testimonial (uploaded by Cameron Herold) in which Mark Moschel, COO of Dry Farm Wines, describes tangible financial and operational gains from joining the COO Alliance—estimating at least $200,000 in savings or additional revenue—and the strategic changes he plans to implement (reverse-engineering year-end goals, departmental strategy, and a weekly meeting cadence using a red/green/yellow status system).

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At least $200,000.

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My name is Mark Moshell from Dry Farm Wines and it's hard to quantify, but at least $200,000 in savings or additional revenue from this. The main thing I think I'm going to take away is the inspiration to really reverse engineer our end of year goal and start to break out a strategy for a department and then set up a weekly cadence of meetings to review where we're at using the red green, yellow system. So I think that's going bring a huge growth to what we're doing.