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Consumers - Making Customers Matter - B2C

“The customer knows what he or she wants in most instances. Your job is to figure out how to give it to them and make a profit on it.” — William Lamar, Jr., Former Chief Marketing Officer, McDonald’s USA

To achieve sustained market success and competitive advantage, you must consistently consider and address your customers’ changing needs, which they may not be able to articulate. The lessons in this collection illustrate how and why your business must focus on the customer to succeed.

Watch a trailer for the new Making Customers Matter — B2C collection


Why do you need this collection?

  • Engaging your customers is profitable
  • Hear and appreciate the unspoken
  • Customers can promote your business for you
  • Differentiate your channels
  • Each market segment is unique

Insight into:

  • Engaging customers, old and new
  • Creating satisfaction and loyalty
  • Understanding the power of consumers
  • Hearing and leveraging feedback
  • Differentiating your offering
  • The value of research
  • The value of mistakes

Who this collection is ideal for: All customer-facing roles, Sales & Marketing professionals, Senior leaders


Featured companies: Virgin, Nokia, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Bank of America

Customers Give You Feedback Every Day.

List of lessons:

Engaging Customers

The Power Of Educating Consumers – John Abele, Boston Scientific

Who Really Generates Word Of Mouth? – David Balter, BzzAgent

Using Technology To Get Closer To Your Customers – John Clarke, Nokia

The Key To Connecting With Multi-Channel Consumers – William Lamar, Jr., McDonald’s USA

Prove To Your Customers That You Care – Richard Santulli, NetJets

Effecting Change Through Active Engagement With Stakeholders – Dr Wendy Thomson, The Office of Public Services Reform

Your Relationship With The Public – Will Whitehorn, Virgin Galactic

Creating Customer Satisfaction

Turning Negative Word Of Mouth Into A Positive – David Balter, BzzAgent

Know When To Fire A Client – Susan Bari, Women's Business Enterprise National Council

Customer Dissatisfaction Is A Great Opportunity – David Bell, The Interpublic Group

Understanding The Consumer – Sir George Bull, Diageo

Everybody Affects Customer Satisfaction – Tammy McLeod, Arizona Public Service Company

Use A Crisis To Build Community – Tammy McLeod, Arizona Public Service Company

Never Put The Customer In The Middle Of Your Merger – Ivan Seidenberg, Verizon

Understanding Consumer Power

Always Ask The Consumer – Lord Karan Bilimoria, Cobra Beer

Consumers Demand Environmentally Friendly Products – Dr. Victor K Fung, Li & Fung Group

Look To Your Consumers For Innovation – William Johnson, H.J. Heinz Company

The Power Of The Indian Consumer – Ravi Kant, Tata Motors

Seek Affirmation From Your Clients Not Your Peers – Karen Kerrigan, Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council

The New Consumer – Maurice Levy, Publicis Groupe

Strategy Must Evolve As Customers Take Control – Liam McGee, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.

Listening to Customer Feedback

Anticipating Customers’ Needs – David Bell, The Interpublic Group

Using Customer Interactions To Improve Your Business – Maxine Clark, Build-A-Bear Workshop

Customers Give You Feedback Everyday – William Lamar, Jr., McDonald’s USA

Listening To Customers – Lord Ian MacLaurin, Tesco

Focus On Customer-driven Innovations – Liam McGee, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.

Create Listening Posts To Engage Your Customers – Tammy McLeod, Arizona Public Service Company

Listening To Your Consumers When Making Business Decisions – Jamie Mitchell, innocent drinks

Listen To The Changing Needs Of The Consumer – Paul Skinner, Shell Oil Products Company LLC

The Customers’ Perspective – Philip Williamson, Nationwide Building Society

Differentiating your Offering

Give Customers More Than They Expect – Henry Bloch, H&R Block

Satisfying Customers – Sir John Egan, BAA

Improving Customer Interaction & Satisfaction – Robert Fort, Virgin Entertainment Group

Figuring Out What Consumers Really Want – William Johnson, H.J. Heinz Company

Smart Customer Service – K Vaman Kamath, ICICI Bank Limited

Creating A Unique Multi-Channel Customer Experience – Howard Lester, Williams-Sonoma

The Tale Of Two Service Initiatives – Tammy McLeod, Arizona Public Service Company

Trust Is The Key To Winning Business – Gill Rider, Cabinet Office, UK

Maintaining Customer Service When You Scale – Richard Santulli, NetJets

Innovate By Anticipating Customer Needs – Ivan Seidenberg, Verizon

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