The structure involves the owners and senior directors at the top of the structure. This is where the Licensees report to as part of the business policy which form WildCat’s Business Management Structure.
All Licensees must be the point of contact and head of the corporate structure within their territory. The Licensees should be the head of the structure and manage employees beneath them at all times.
The Licensees are expected to employ CEO’s, Director’s, Managers or Heads of Departments. The Licensee must oversee these positions at all times.
WildCat’s Business Management Corporate Structure
There are many types of organisational structures. WildCat licensees are free to apply the structure suitable for your franchise based on country and culture. However, we would recommend to apply the Traditional Hierarchy Structure.
This is the most traditional organisational structures that businesses use. There is an executive at the top of the heap, the director tier, people responsible for each area and teams of people who do the work in each department.
The Licensee should be able to outline their ideals in terms of the preferred hierarchical business structure of his/her choice. You should also be able to justify why this type of structure is suited to the management of the business.
We recommend that the structure of the business is more flat than tall. This is so that communication lines within the business are more efficient; this usually means that the Licensee is more understanding of their internal environment and its capabilities.
WildCat can react faster to changes in the external market when there is efficient communication channels. Subsequently, making the brand operation more flexible and durable.
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