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Ian Golding

Global Specialist in Customer Experience and author of 'Customer What? the honest and practical guide to customer experience'

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Creating sustainable differentiation through a scientific approach to customer experience

About Ian Golding

A highly influential freelance CX consultant, Ian advises leading companies on CX strategy, measurement, improvement & employee advocacy techniques & solutions. Ian has worked globally across multiple industries including retail, financial services, logistics, manufacturing, telecoms & pharmaceuticals deploying CX tools and methodologies. An internationally renowned speaker & blogger on the subject of CX, Ian was the first to become a CCXP (Certified Customer Experience Professional) Authorised Trainer

Speaking

Speaking engagement:

Keynote | Conference Speaker, Trainer | Mentor, Moderator | Interviewer | Emcee, Presenter, Interview | Debate | Panel, Webinar | Live Video, Custom Video, Master Class, Breakout Session

Expertise:

Business | Management | Strategy, Facilitators | Presenters | Moderators, Health Care | Medical, Leadership, Marketing | Sales | Service, Motivation | Achievement | Inspiration, Performance | Change | Productivity, Retail | Lifestyle | Fashion

Field of Speaker:

Authors, Business Coaches, Mentors | Trainers

Best Audience:

Adults, Associations, Csuite/ Executives, Managers/ Supervisors, Medical/ Healthcare, Sales, Young Professionals/ Young Talent

Travels from:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Fee range:

from $2000 up to $10000

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Books

Book cover Customer What? The honest and practical guide to cutomer experience

Customer What? The honest and practical guide to cutomer experience

Now, more than ever, should be a wonderful time to be a customer. I have observed, and been part of, a tidal wave of focus on customer experience, as businesses have increasingly recognised that doing the right thing by their customers, and actively managing the experience, might make sense. But despite this focus, customers continue to be on the receiving end of inconsistent, uninspiring, and often sub-standard experiences. Why? Because customer experience is not a quick fix, and most organisations fail to create a sustainable framework. Part practice handbook, part novel, part therapy, Customer what? is a practical guide to creating, and sustaining, the focus on customer experience to create value in the long term. This book is divided into four sections – each contains an overview of what needs doing; a set of practical activities and approaches to help you do it; and a story or two to illuminate your path.

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