Kraft Heinz: Case Study
Helping managers at Kraft Heinz through transformation plans
Getting set to shapeshift
Kraft Heinz were gearing up to roll out a new global business structure and they knew it would create a lot of disruption at work. They came to us to help prepare their managers for the challenges ahead.
Teaming up with EZRA
Kraft Heinz wanted to help various leaders at different levels across multiple teams and a dozen countries. The answer? Virtual coaching.
With the company changes looming, we worked together to:
Assess exactly what support their managers would need for the journey
Design a coaching program around a new corporate culture and values from a new CEO
As we stepped into our new business transformation, we knew that we wanted to invest in our people.
Stacey Johnson, Head of Leadership and Culture, Kraft Heinz
When the pandemic struck, it didn’t slow us down. In fact, we barely missed a beat. With virtual sessions, flexible schedules and coaches across continents, all of Kraft Heinz’s leaders were able to connect to a coach in a convenient way – even the people overseeing 24-hour-a-day production lines.
Results and impact
78%
of leaders would recommend their coach to others
96%
of leaders said using EZRA was “easy or very easy”
Coaching for everyone
Helping leaders wherever they were and whenever they needed support. Through several programs, EZRA used our coaching app to work with 135 leaders from different levels of the organization through over 800 individual sessions. The participants included everyone from plant managers to the heads of various product divisions.
Stacey Johnson
“EZRA offered us something different in terms of executive coaching. Our business moves at the speed of light. We’re constantly evolving. One of the things that EZRA offered was pure flexibility for our employees. The ease of being able to find and match with your coach based on a profile on an app. The ability to take a call before work, during work hours, after work. The ability to leverage EZRA's huge network of leadership coaching so that my employees in China could get a coach compared to our friends in the UK and as well in the US.”
