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The Customer Experience Conundrum: Where Does It Belong in Your Organization?

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Do you have a Chief Customer Officer? Where this vital function should sit in their organizational structures is the lingering question of customer experience management. This reflects a dedicated commitment to the customer experience, and it can be a powerful statement to both customers and employees.

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The Story of Jose – A Tale About Customer Experience

ECXO

He was a Customer Success Manager at a well-known company, “TechEase” A traditional company in the city that has been there for decades, working in the same way they have always worked. Though TechEase was renowned for its innovative products, it was infamous for its lack of customer-centric culture.

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Reshaping The Future of Digital Customer Service: 23 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2023

TechSee

This list is an homage to the business leaders and influencers pushing the envelope when it comes to innovation in customer experience and customer service. She is a 5-time Chief Customer Officer, a published author of four books, a keynote speaker, a thought leader, and an industry-leading expert on customer-centric leadership.

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4 Ways Building a ‘Customer Room’ Can Reshape Your Customer Experience

Customer Bliss

The video feedback was one of the first steps in reshaping how the customer experience was viewed, but to truly have a catalyst for the CX program and drive culture change, Daniel and Elizabeth decided to create a customer room. Customer Room goals: Educational space for employees. Drive culture change.

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Want To Sell Service Design? Get A Trojan Horse

Kerry Bodine

For cultural, social, and economic reasons that are beyond the scope of this article, the term “service” is much more broadly used and understood across Europe than it is in the United States. And to that end, 65% of the companies surveyed had already appointed the equivalent of a chief customer officer within their organizations.

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What I aim to provide in keynotes

Customer Bliss

Helping Companies Grow…by Improving Customers’ Lives. How to Build Your Customer-Driven Growth Engine. Leading Customer Experience Transformation & Innovation. The role of the Chief Customer Officer. Learn how their culture is their growth engine, and the impact of their uncommon decision-making.

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Introducing: The Five-Competency Reality Check Audit

Customer Bliss

Those are: Customers as assets. Build a customer listening path. Proactive experience reliability and innovation. One-company leadership, accountability, and culture. Using this audit in a workshop setting is very powerful, and something we often do at the beginning of coaching. Align around experience.