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Under Armour By: Matt Bertone, Ally Liguori, Ryan  Diamond and Cam Knights Outline • Company Overview • Company Organization Chart • Business Level Strategies • Goals  • Multidomestic Strategy  • Challenges in China • Management Policies • Employee  Capacity • Keys to Success Company Overview • Focuses on sales of performance apparel  • Important dates in history . . .  – 1996 ‐ founded by Kevin Plank • College football teams began wearing his “T‐shirt” – 1998 – signed a deal with uniform provider @ WB – 2001 – MLB, NHL, NFL  (products available in 2500 retail stores) – 2005 – expanded their product line for women Company Overview • Market more then just T‐shirts • Product Line . . . – Sweatshirts – Sweatpants – Socks You name it, they probably sell it! – Shorts – Hats – Spandex – Fleece Jacket – Long Sleeve T shirts – Sunglasses – Cleats Company Overview • CEO – Kevin Plank • CFO – Brad Dickerson • COO – Wayne Marino  • Employee count 3,000 – Expected to see a 36.4% increase • Net Income for 2009 – $46.8 million which was a growth of 22.4% from previous years • Sales for ending fiscal period in Dec 2009 – $856.4 million Company Overview • Under Armour has initiated business internationally but we  feel that moving the company into Beijing China will be  extremely successful. – Huge population – Booming Economy – Chinese Love Great Deals • Must keep in mind competitors (Nike, Reebok,Adidas) • Our goal is to be the next NIKE Company Organization Chart PUMA New Balance Reebok Columbia Sportswear Basic Business‐Level Strategies • Differentiating‐ unique and superior product – “For us, the key driver is to offer products that are  better than what is currently in the market, best in  class.” • Core competencies‐ ability to innovate products  – our mission: “to make all athletes better. Through  passion, science and the relentless pursuit of new  innovation.” • Distinctive competency‐ always manufacture long  lasting quality products “best in class” Locations and competitiveness • Factor conditions: cheap labor and highly  skilled workforce make for competitive  production • Demand conditions: growing economy, desire  for brand names, and goal of living healthy  lifestyles. Locations and competitiveness • Related and supporting industries: There are now  about 80 department stores in Beijing. A full range of  local and imported brands are sold at specialty  counters at Cuiwei Tower, Zhongyou Department Store,  Blue Island Mansion, and Constellation Department  Store. These stores can help us sell our product • Firm strategy, structure and rivalry: major competitors  like Nike, Rebook and Adidas are sold in Beijing  therefore our products need to be more unique and  superior for an affordable price to compete with these  companies

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