Cartilla Corporativa Plasticaucho (English)

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Our History Plasticaucho Colombia is part of Plasticaucho Group, originally from Ecuador. Our company was founded in July 1999, in the Valle del Cauca department of Colombia, under the name of Venus Colombiana. The first mission of Venus Colombiana was to commercialize Plasticaucho Industrial S.A products in Colombia which were produced in Ecuador.

Today the company commercializes and produces products of the Plasticaucho Group and recently has changed its trading name to Plasticaucho Colombia, seeking greater alignment with other corporate companies.


Mission Manufacture and commercialize high quality products to provide our customers with a sustainable business opportunity and to promote social responsibility to our value chain, provide affordable footwear and other product solutions to customers, ensure profitability and sustainability for the organization.

Our Company VisionVision

We are a profitable, sociable and environmentally sustainable corporation, a leader in the footwear industry and competitive in other sectors where we participate, recognized by our stakeholders in our social commitment and contribution.


We are the most important company that commercializes mass consumption footwear. We have the necessary infrastructure: logistic process, qualified people, technology and machinery to integrate a new business unit


Values 1 We are devoted to ethics

5 We innovate everything we do

2 We respect our culture

6 We are committed to the

3 We act with passion 4 We are sensitive to our customers

development of people

7 We stand for solidarity 8 We are passionate about teamwork


Our Company Corporate governance Legal framework and regulatory / international regulations

Governance code Family Management Directory (FMD) regulation

Governance Model Plasticaucho Group

Management system Affiliates Countries


Our Company Governance code

Equitable treatment and rights of shareholders

Functions and responsibilities of the Board

Stakeholders and Corporate Social Responsibility

Conflict of Interest

Transparency, Fluency and completeness of the information

Responsibilities of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Administration and Dispute Resolution


Internacional Presence

Active protocol contingencies

Consolidated National Presence

HORIZONTAL AND FUTURE

Strategic relations with stakeholders

VISION

Stretegic relations with Stakeholders

Impact in the footwear guild

Active leadership in Valle del Cauca


Management System Corporate Social Responsability Prevention of money laundering system

Environmental management System

Integral Management System Occupational Health and Security system

World-class manufacturing system

Quality and Improvement System

Competency based management Risk control System


Com uni ca tio na nd

Development Management

Culture

Innovation and creativity

Knowledge management

Collaborator Service management

Monitoring and c ontr ol

Collaborators

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Our

US $87,000 Welfare activity investment

People US $60,000

We are

US $100,000

Nourishment subsidies

600 employees

Transportation route subsidies


The company´s minimum wage is 32% higher over the country´s legal minimum wage.

Our

US $57,000 Training investment

People US $37,000 We support professional and technical education for our employees

US $40,000 Life insurance policy


Csr Values And Policy Our Stakeholders

Government and guilds

Accountability Transparency

Shareholders

Customers

Users

Ethical behavior

Governance

Respect for the law Respect for the interests of stakeholders Respect for international behavior laws

Community

Supplier ora

Respect for Human Rights

Employees


Ethical and social commitment Alliance with the Shakira foundation Community We firmly believe that the best way for a social transformation, is to invest in education.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM For the past seven years we have been strengthening an alliance with Shakira´s BAREFOOT FOUNDATION, giving annual college scholarships to its beneficiaries in Barranquilla, Bogotá y Quibdó.


Green Commitment Our total investment in environmental projects in 2012 was COP $158 million.

We performed studies focused on measuring our product and corporate carbon footprint as a start to minimize our negative environmental impact.


Ethical and social commitment Community We generate employment for the people of the community

- Improve competences to generate employment - Promote small and medium-sized businesses - Support local suppliers - Financial aid


We have a training program for our clients in order to develop better skills for their businesses 2011

2012

48 16

33 17

2.043

1.160

Trainings Cities Total Participants

98% service level

Contact Center Number of incoming calls Service level Average monthly calls

41,601 95% 3467

Our investment to support the development to small suppliers surpassed  US $25.000




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