Welcome to an insightful episode of CX Leadership Talks! Join host Nienke Bloem as she shares 7 key learnings from the CX Leaders Advance 2024 event in Denver (April 30 - May 2). From diving deep into data to embracing AI opportunities, Nienke provides valuable insights for CX leaders looking to enhance their practice.
Her seven most important take aways:
Dive deep into the world of data. Build your web of data and link your CX metrics to those metrics that are of importance to the business. Thanks for ...
Welcome to an insightful episode of CX Leadership Talks! Join host Nienke Bloem as she shares 7 key learnings from the CX Leaders Advance 2024 event in Denver (April 30 - May 2). From diving deep into data to embracing AI opportunities, Nienke provides valuable insights for CX leaders looking to enhance their practice.
Her seven most important take aways:
- Dive deep into the world of data. Build your web of data and link your CX metrics to those metrics that are of importance to the business. Thanks for this wisdom Roxana (Roxie) Strohmenger, CCXP.
- Have your AI Strategic plan and embrace all new opportunities. For operational efficiency, revenue generation, customer engagement and/or regulatory adherence. You rocked the session Stephanie Leheta, MBA, CCXP, PMP, CCMP & Andrew Carothers, CCXP.
- Grow into being a more strategic CX leader. Build your longer term strategy, including your CX Story, take a stand towards the future state. I loved how you broadened my scope by Jim Tincher, CCXP on different organizational structures in CX.
- Content is just as important as the experience.
- Make your work sessions as interactive as possible. Don't try to be complete in your slides, create audience participation and stick to one concrete outcome.
- My last is my best. It is not customer first. It is customer, employee and shareholder (or other stakeholder when you work in government) first. That is what is important for CEO's. Loved the session by Joel Trammell, where he and Greg Melia, CAE opened my eyes.
- Meeting people in real life is the most important. Building connections.
Tnxx so much Jayalakshmi Sudarshan, CCXP, PMP® , Gabe Smith, CCXP, Nicole DuMont, Ian Golding, Karyn Furstman, CCX, CCXP, XMP, Tabitha Dunn, Olga Potaptseva, CCXP, CCX, Diane Magers & Michael Hinshaw (congrats on the book!!), Nick Bond, CCXP, Mark Slatin, CCXP, Catherine Gauthier, CCXP, Megan Burns, Mohamed Latib, Ph.D, Ahmed Alfaddagi, Barbie Fink, CCXP, Neil Skehel, Mauricio Alanis, Ayman van Bregt, Marise Bloembergen - CCXP (the Dutch Delegation), Rene Gabrys, Jenn Stephens, CCXP, MBA, LSS Black Belt, Suzi Earhart, CCXP, Prosci certified professional, Eytan Hattem, CCXP, Esther Edelstein, Lorraine Schumacher, CCXP, Adrienne Bryant, CAE, Mikal Reagan, CCXP, Mark Ratekin, CCXP, Claudia Panfil, Liezel Jonkheid
Tune in to discover how to become a more strategic CX leader, the importance of balancing content with experience, and the significance of building connections in the CX world. Don't miss this episode filled with practical advice and valuable takeaways for CX professionals striving for excellence.
Timestamped overview
00:00 Importance of connecting CX metrics to data.
04:53 Praise for AI session with Stephanie and Andrew.
09:09 Specializing in CX strategy and future planning.
12:08 How content is just as important as experience.
14:38 Engage audience, create interactivity, focus on outcome.
17:00 Harvard Business School online: Strategy execution and priorities.
22:47 Busy international schedule, looking forward to Netherlands.
Book: The Chief Executive Operating System: The Essential Playbook for Success in the CEO Role by Joel Trammell and Sherif Sakr
Want to grow as a CX Leader? Contact Nienke Bloem via her website www.nienkebloem.com. She is a CX expert and can provide you with the guidance and support you need to succeed in CX leadership. More on Nienke’s education portfolio: https://www.nienkebloem.nl/en/cx-educatie/
