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What is a Values Statement?

Our Glossary defines it as "A declaration of what you stand for and believe in."

Watch a video: How to Write a Values Statement


Excerpt from our article on Values Statement Examples:

Lockheed Martin

To be the recognized center of excellence for financing solutions that help Lockheed Martin companies close sales by designing and providing the best market-based financial solutions that are commercially available to the end customer.

Premier Values:

  • Passion . . . to be passionate about winning and about our brands, products and people, thereby delivering superior value to our shareholders.
  • Risk Tolerance . . . to create a culture where entrepreneurship and prudent risk taking are encouraged and rewarded.
  • Excellence . . . to be the best in quality and in everything we do.
  • Motivation . . . to celebrate success, recognizing and rewarding the achievements of individuals and teams.
  • Innovation . . . to innovate in everything, from products to processes.
  • Empowerment . . . to empower our talented people to take the initiative and to do what’s right.

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Below, we have many more resources on the Values Statements as well:

  1. Guest Speaker Tommy Smith: Keeping FOCUS (Part 1 of 3)
  2. What’s the Difference Between all these Statements?
  3. How to Write a Values Statement
  4. Whiteboard Video: How to Write a Values Statement
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  6. Value Chain