Profit Maximization Quotes

“The ‘Regal Seven (key) Ingredients of a Successful Company’ is:

Pursue the goal of Profit Maximization keeping in mind the shareholders interests.
To be achieved by developing and rendering Quality Goods and Services at a Reasonable Price.
By inculcating Value and Ethics within the structure
Through Sound People Management principles devised and effectively implemented.
Further organizing Learning Programs and instill concept of ‘Learning and Earning’
Develop/Construct Customer Satisfaction.
Build-Build-Build ; Build vision based values, Build your staff, Build customer satisfaction ; and witness your organization being built in the market.”
― Henrietta Newton Martin

“Profit maximization may be the ‘end’ but the means to achieve this end, is what matters, and that distinguishes a company in the corporate world and the market”
― Henrietta Newton Martin Author Industrial Relations Today

“Organizational Procurement is a tight balancing act between “cost and quality” on one side and “time and compliance” on the other side, yet a seasoned procurement specialist keeps it evenly balanced.”
― Victor Manan Nyambala

“Self-centrism creates another problem on the response side. The problem with commercially motivated technological change is that if it does not make good business, the idea does not see its growth. Sanitation and clean water is still a problem in localities where everyone has 4G connection and mobile wallet accounts. Commercially motivated research is more intensely pursued than socially urgent ones. Technological improvements to ease sanitation, bring clean water and achieve recycling are given less attention than telecommunication and digital financial services which are commercially more profitable ventures.”
― Salman Ahmed Shaikh, Reflections on the Origins in the Post COVID-19 World

“A business that thinks beyond 'profit making' and 'profit maximization' by incorporating corporate ethics and contributes to the society at large, through its well defined corporate social responsibilty policy, is the one that will withstand the test of time and meet sustainable growth in the market. I believe its curve will never grow flat for a good number of years and may only meet merger or acquisitions but rarely a winding up.”
― Henrietta Newton Martin - Legal Counsel & Author