Mission, Vision, and Values statements are important because they are the guiding principles which contribute to the success of a company or organization. The company I chose to research for this assignment is Hawaiian Airlines. Hawaiian Airlines is Hawaii’s largest and long-serving airline since 1929. The following is its Mission, Vision, and Values Statements.
Mission
To grow a profitable airline with a passion for excellence, our customers, our people, and the spirit of Hawaii.
Vision
To be the #1 destination carrier in the world.
Values Statements
• Integrity – communicating clearly, openly, and honestly; being true to our word, our plans and our responsibilities
• Diversity – valuing the abilities, knowledge and perspectives of others as differences that make us collectively stronger
• Achievement – setting and achieving our goals individually and as a team
• Responsibility – each one of us taking responsibility for ourselves, each
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I would add safety as they continually rate as one of the world’s top safest airlines year after year. As an example, they have never had a fatal accident or the loss of a plane hull since they began in 1929 which is why they are a trusted airline and value each and everyone that boards their planes. Furthermore, since I am a person who is caring and protective, the product I would consider myself is a skin care product for those who suffer from chronic contact dermatitis such as myself. The following is my Mission, Vision, and Values Statements.
Mission
Our mission is to bring comfort and confidence to our customers using only the highest standards of ingredients to visibly protect and calm sensitive skin.
Vision
Caring, healing, and protecting skin, one person at a time.
Values
• Honesty and integrity in everything that we do
• Appreciation and respect for one another
• Commitment and focus on providing quality products for our
Diversity- celebrating differences and valuing everyone. By respecting visible and invisible differences everyone can feel valued for their contribution, beneficial for both the individual and the setting.
• Continual improvement to the quality of its product by offering value-added initiatives such as:
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