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    to cover the various aspects of operational leadership, product advancement, and customer relationships (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). The New Belgium Brewing Company’s competitive advantage can be based on its social responsibility and commitment to the team members. Employees at NBBC are encouraged to seek advancement opportunities with the company, team members are provided with self-leadership training to evaluate their own development and how to approach a path to internal promotion, employees

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    2017 Chapter 11- New Belgium New Belgium Brewing Company’s marketing strategy has always included being socially and environmentally responsible. They have accomplished this in many ways. The New Belgium Brewing Company has a policy of fiscal transparency. This concept and practice of open-book management creates and encourages trust among its employees and customers. They also voted in 1998 to switch to wind power. By 1999 the company was 100 percent wind-powered. New Belgium was the

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    In Boulder, Colorado, an owner of Boulder Bookstore, David Bolduc, met Jeff Milchin in 1997. Milchin is a community activist and founder of Reclaim Democracy Org. His org. promotes grassroots democracy and works to restore democratic authority over corporations. In 1998, the two men, along with ten local businesses, formed BIBA, Boulder Independent Business Alliance. This alliance is against take over of local businesses from out of town chains. It has a “local or chain” choice for the community

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    There are many different approaches that a business owner can take when operating a company. Some businesses for instance, focus on providing low costs as well as offering flexibility and dependability. New Belgium Brewery prides itself by focusing on quality. New Belgium ensures quality is monitored from start to finish, however this requires the help and involvement of all employees to actively participate in quality assurance. On December 29, 2012, employees of New Belgium Brewery made the decision

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    involvement corporate culture which values everyone’s contributions, look at the CO2 emissions, waste, toxic substances, and transportation to measure the environmental impact of their products. To get the basic idea of what builds sustainability in their company, they usually question the vendors. For instance, the policy regard of their waste management, the environmental organization they contributed, their method used to manage the transportation impact to their products. New Belgium has visited other

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    It was the year New Albion Brewing Co. was founded and is considered the birth, or rebirth rather, of craft brewing. New Albion was founded after Jack McAuliffe was stationed in Europe where he enjoyed quality beers there. After coming back to the U.S. he could only find the large company lagers and decided he would create a brewery with a focus on quality and taste. The brewery only lasted 6 years but the

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    During the Pre-Civil war period breweries such as Jacob Best’s which later became Pabst Brewing and Joseph Schlitz –Miller Brewing began to operate in brewing plants. This period of technological revolution begin with the introduction of the steam engine led to changes in transportation and production (Stack 2000). The local demands were too small to absorb the output

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    The American brewing industry has been around for decades. The first American brewery was built in 1632. Now, there are over 2,822 breweries in the United States (BeerAdvocate). The three industry leaders are Anheuser-Busch, MillerCoors, and Pabst Brewing (BeerInfo). These companies have helped contribute to the $51 million industry. For the last 30 years, Anheuser-Busch has been the industry leader. They hold a 47.6 percent share of the American beer sales. Anheuser-Busch operates 12 breweries

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    house by his father-in-law for his family, and immediately began renovating it. During all this success, Frederick Lemp died of heart failure, then William Sr’s best friend, Frederick Pabst, died, leaving William devastated. He committed suicide on February 13, 1904. William Jr, then took over the brewing company. He married Lillian Lemp, who soon after, began to spend his inheritance. He never

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    Introduction      The brewing industry was once held to competition among many breweries in small geographic areas. That was almost a century ago. The U.S. brewing industry today is characterized by the dominance of three brewers, which I will talk about in this paper. There are many factors today that make the beer industry an oligopoly. Such factors include various advancements in technology (packaging, shipping and production), takeovers and mergers, economies of scale, barriers to entry, high

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