The KPI Cafe

The Road Ahead: Planning for Success Throughout 2021 w/ Robert Sneed

April 14, 2021 Dane Saville Season 3 Episode 3
The KPI Cafe
The Road Ahead: Planning for Success Throughout 2021 w/ Robert Sneed
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This KPI Cafe brings a sort of legacy guest to the podcast. Robert Sneed of Power Ford — brother of previous guest Matt Sneed — joins host Dane Saville to discuss the three "Ps" that drive his dealership's success: people, process, and product. Throughout the episode, you'll hear a perspective that truly embraces the new (and growing) outlook on culture through varied lenses across the dealership's operations.

Robert shares insights on his approach to promotions, establishing and maintaining processes, how to view the idea of "product," conjectures on the future of automotive, and so much more. It's time to, once again, challenge your status quo as a leader — or future leader — to see what you might be able to do that elevates your dealership as a great place to work.

Here's what you can expect:

2:00 Robert's Origin Story


3:36 How Power Ford Operates Differently Today than 1 Year Ago

Thoughts, Actions, Engagements


4:48 Challenges for Dealers in 2021

Inventory Levels

Lean'n'Mean Challenge

Marketing

Online Shopping Impact Brick-and-Mortar


10:33 Your People

Right People, Right Position, Right Time

Defining Objectives/Goals

Transitions and Timing

Defining Leadership (Role and Mindset)

Self-Reflection / Accountability


18:30 The Concept of Process

Consistency

Saying versus Receiving

Mission Statement Woven Throughout

The Process of Process

Red Book: Documenting Process

Football Analogy

Cadence of Trainings/Meetings


31:28 Unique Approach to "Product"

How Power Ford Differentiates Itself

Importance of "Feeling" 

Ownership Journey

Dealership-Level Brand Connection


40:22 Let's Play Pittsburghese!

Robert's Origin Story
How Power Ford Operates Differently Today than 1 Year Ago
Challenges for Dealers in 2021
Your People
The Concept of Process
Unique Approach to "Product"
Let's Play Pittsburghese!