The 2nd Customer Experience Summit will take place from March 22-24, 2010, at the Trump International Beach Resort in Miami, featuring key speakers from various leading companies. The event aims to enhance customer experience strategies through innovative technologies and approaches, focusing on quantifying customer feedback and creating customer-centric practices. Attendees will have opportunities to engage in discussions and workshops designed to share best practices, case studies, and solutions for improving customer loyalty and business results.

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Speaker faculty includes senior
The 2nd Customer Experience Summit will give executives such as:
you the know-how to add structure to unstructured
data and give you the competitive advantage to standout amongst
• Elaine Del Rossi, Client Experience
your competitors! With the onset of new technology driven channels and Officer, HTH Worldwide
more informal customer based recommendations, it is business critical • Ed Benack, Chief Customer Officer,
for you to learn how to quantify this experience, apply new Acronis
marketing tools and touch points, leverage real insights from the
voice of the customer and generate a higher level of customer loyalty. • Rick Otero, Executive Vice President,
Services and Customer Experience,
Capital One Bank
• Jim Bampos, Vice President, Customer
Quality, EMC Corporation
• Suzanne Dunham, Senior Vice
President, Customer Service,
Integrated Broadband Services
• Brad Nichols, Senior Vice President
Critical topics to be featured include: and Global Head of Customer
Experience, Thomson Reuters
• Learn how to update your customer outreach with new technology driven channels aimed to
quantify customer data • Stacey Holley, Vice President, Customer
• Turn customer feedback into branding, ROI and profit Support Services, AMN Healthcare
• Discover how speech analytics work to deliver your organization business intelligence, reduced • Gina Rossi, Vice President, Marketing
costs and increased productivity & Brand Development, Oneida Savings
Co-located with
• Measure the customer experience beyond the Bank
net promoter score LSS & Process Improvement
for Customer Experience! • Georgia Eddleman, Vice President,
• Apply the next generation of service profit Customer Care, ADT Security Services
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chain excellence
• Jo Anne Dragoun, Vice President,
Plus! Two Exclusive Blue Sky Sessions – these boardroom style discussions with Vice Customer Care, Aon Integramark
Presidents from major companies will give you access to a brainstorm of ideas and
solutions for the most prevalent challenges facing customer experience today! • Jim Kraemer, Vice President, Customer
Care, Aon Integramark
Sponsors: Media Partners: • Rick Ferguson, Editorial Director,
COLLOQUY
• Darin Phillips, Director, Customer
Experience, Bayview Financial
• Tim Searcy, CEO, American Teleservices
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WHO WILL ATTEND:
Dear Colleague,
IQPC’s Customer Experience Summit will benefit
all customer oriented departments and functions
The 2nd Customer Experience Summit will provide a springboard for senior in your company including Chief, VP, Director,
customer experience professionals dedicated to delivering results and profit through Manager, Advocate and Senior Specialist in:
the creation of programs that enable customers to more effectively interact with their • Customer Engagement & Experience
companies. Meeting customer expectations of your product or service through the
• Customer Care & Client Services
multitude of touch points available is of critical importance in order to improve their
experience, positively influence your company’s brand and drive business results. • Retention & Loyalty Programs
• Marketing & Branding
The Summit will highlight case study examples of leading customer service companies • Call & Contact Centers
who are incorporating innovative solutions in today’s tech-centric age. We’ll explore • Customer Insight & Satisfaction
creative solutions to tackle new challenges and generate profit from added
• Consumer Affairs
opportunities, touch points and channels that work with your customer! This event
will enable this discussion amongst those ahead of the curve! • E-commerce & Retail
• Public Relations & Corporate Communications
As an IQPC exclusive, we will also be showcasing our Blue Sky Series of open dialogue
discussions that will enable you to take part in a boardroom style discussion of senior
executives who are brainstorming solutions to address today’s timeliest challenges
and looming question such as: Sponsorship
• How can you really evaluate the success of your customer outreach touch
points? and Exhibition
• Is it possible to maintain control and quantify seemingly unquantifiable Opportunities:
experiences that your customers are having through new, informal and
unstructured mechanisms? Sponsorships and exhibits are excellent
opportunities for your company to showcase its
Join the discussion! I look forward to seeing you in March for the 2nd Customer products and services to high-level, targeted
Experience Summit. Space is limited, so call 1-800-882-8684 to reserve your spot decision-makers attending the 2nd Customer
today! Experience Summit. IQPC and Customer
Management IQ help companies like yours
achieve important sales, marketing and
P.S. Don’t miss out on our workshop branding objectives by setting aside a limited
series that highlights links between VOC number of event sponsorships and exhibit
spaces – all of which are tailored to assist your
and novel marketing initiatives aimed organization in creating a platform to maximize
Ania Krol toward optimizing customer experience! its exposure at the event and reach key decision
Program Director
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IQPC
For more information on sponsoring or
exhibiting at the 2nd Customer Experience
Summit, please contact Mario Matulich at
212-885-2719 or sponsorship@iqpc.com.
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3. Pre-Conference Workshops
Monday, March 22, 2010
8:30am – 11:30am 8:00am Registration & Coffee
Operationalizing VOC to Ensure the Delivery of Superior Value across the Entire Customer Experience
A The key to generating increases in revenue and market share lies in
consistently creating and delivering superior value across the entire
• Link value performance gaps to specific customer touch points
throughout the customer experience
customer experience. And the only way to consistently create and • Develop an ongoing transactional measurement system linked to key
deliver superior value is to understand the key drivers of value and customer events
quality – from the perspective of your targeted market segments –
How you will benefit from the workshop:
better than anyone else. This requires:
• Transforming your VOC (Voice of the Customer) information system
• Be able to evaluate the Quality/Price trade-off in the customer’s
value equation
into a VOM (Voice of the Market) system • Be able to identify those factors that are critical to quality from a
• Shifting from the metrics of customer satisfaction to the metrics of
market perspective
customer value • Be able to identify key customer touch points throughout the
• Identifying competitive performance gaps that can be leveraged or
customer experience
remedied throughout the customer experience • Be able to link value performance gaps to customer touch points
• Redesigning your customer feedback system to proactively capture
• Understand how to deploy an ongoing monitoring system to track
customer reactions to your product, service, people and process
value delivery across the customer experience
improvements
Results Experienced by User Companies:
Participants will learn how to:
• Transform their VOC system into a VOM system that proactively
• Doubled market share and increased bottom line by 5X within 1 year
• Grew from $250 million to $2.7 billion within 8 years
identifies the key drivers of quality and value • Reduced churn from 50% to 23% in 2 years
• Shift from the metrics of customer satisfaction to the metrics of
customer value to ensure better prediction of market share and Workshop Leader: Dr. Reginald W. Goeke, Principal and Founder,
business performance Market Value Solutions
11:45am – 2:45pm 11:30am Registration – Lunch will be served
Throw Away Your Crystal Ball: "Protention" Is The HOT NEW Marketing Initiative That Helps
B Organizations Proactively Reach Out To Customers At Risk Of Churn
Protention = retention + the future and it is an essential feature of any In this workship you will learn how:
NOW. In marketing, protention is the anticipation of the next likely • To identify protention opportunities in your industry
customer action. Using speech analytics, customers' future intentions • Speech analytics identifies segments to proactively market
can be captured, analyzed and reported on in protention indices. As a • Protention significantly reduces customer churn
result, enterprises can produce marketing programs they know will • Protention initiatives contribute to top-line revenue
resonate with customers' needs, as customers have, in effect, told
Workshop Leader: Michelle Craft, Vice President of Marketing,
them what exactly they want. Ultimately, protention programs help
CallMiner
enterprises connect the front office with the back office utilizing an
enterprises' most under-utilitized asset, the voice of their customer.
3:00pm – 6:00pm 2:30pm Registration
Experience is the Product – Updating the Mandate from User Experience to Customer Experience
C Creating great products and services for an uncertain world is a goal The workshop will address:
that most companies are striving for currently. This workshop will • Customer research methods for truer understanding of your
highlight how customer experience and service professionals need to customers
think beyond technology and features and toward the experience they • Research analysis tools that engender empathy for your customers in
deliver. Examples will be drawn from Adaptive Path’s work, as well as your organization
industry leaders such as Apple, Google, and Target, USAA, and • The value of good high-level concept design to make real your
Southwest Airlines. We'll engage in methods that bridge customer customer insights
research and concept design to deliver great customer experiences.
Workshop Leader: Peter Merholz, Founding Partner and
President, Adaptive Path
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4. Conference Day One
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
7:00 Registration & Coffee 12:30 Networking Luncheon
7:50 Chairperson’s Welcome and Opening Remarks 1:30 Building a Business from Scratch - Better Customer
Experience as the Building Blocks
8:00 Keynote Case Study: Establishing Visibility across the Putting the customer first is not a novel concept; however, building a
Enterprise for Customer Experience business with an emphasis on the customer actually being top priority is a
With departments from product design, to sales, to marketing to internal unique approach to any start up. Find out how to design products, services
operations, reorganizing an entire organization around a customer centric and the experience by looking at what the customer really needs to be a
experience can be difficult. This session will help explore how one company loyal consumer. Topics to be covered include:
has worked to establish visibility across these divisions and how it can • Building customer experience into the DNA of a startup company
facilitate a powerful impact on the customer experience company wide. • Being where the customer is – through various touch points: calls,
• Showing results with a comprehensive 360 view emails, Facebook and Twitter online chat, sms chat
• Consolidating various customer touch points with one goal • What the care centre has done to create a unique and different
• Managing and inspiring your team experience for customers
Georgia Eddleman, Vice President, Customer Care, ADT Security • Unique training programs for the front lines including improve training
Services and random acts of kindness
*check for speaker update
8:45 Creating a Customer Focused Culture
No company ever intends to create a poor customer experience. Every 2:15 Identifying and Improving Critical Moments of Truth
customer pain point ever, was created inadvertently or without that in Customer Experience
intended consequence. When discussing why such pain points exist, you For most companies, customer service deals with some key “moments of
will see passion and hear logic from those who created them. This truth” for customers. These key moments of truth are critical in
discussion will focus on how to affect the cultural change needed to ensure organizational efforts to improve the customer experience. But firms can’t
a great customer experience transcends any one person or initiative. We just focus on customer service interactions or offload responsibility for
will review concrete approaches and initiatives to not only create a customer experience to the customer service organization. This session
customer-centric attitude, but ensure it is sustainable. with cover:
• Having customers evaluate you by their entire experience • Incorporating internal cross-functional accountability into your strategy
• Creating a systemic, holistic model with the “right” foundation and of customer delivery systems
approach • Meeting critical customer expectations throughout the organization.
• Linking a proper plan with a deep-seated desire to delight your Suzanne Dunham, Senior Vice President, Customer Service,
customers at every touch point Integrated Broadband Services
Ed Benack, Chief Customer Officer, Acronis
3:00 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break
9:30 Quantifying the Customer Experience –Speech
Analytic Pilot Project 3:45 Measuring the Customer Experience – Beyond Net
One way to measure the interaction between your front line associates and Promoter Score
the customer experience is to record and analyze your calls. This session will While NPS has become a de facto standard for customer satisfaction
explore how one company is using a speech analytic pilot to more measurement within the industry, its usefulness as an operational and
positively impact the customer experience and better train their employees. performance metric is limited.
• Deploying, mining and quantifying the reasons for customer contact • Applying Event-Based Monitoring
• Exploring verbatim • Examining practical approached to driving performance
•
Early results and applications – driving ROI •
Exploring customer based behaviors across the company
Jeff Gallino, CTO and Co-Founder, CallMiner Brad Nichols, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Customer
Experience, Thomson Reuters
10:15 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break
4:30 Quantifying Data from Unstructured Feedback – It’s
11:00 Blue Sky Session: Evaluating Success through Your all in the Metrics
Touch Points to the Customer There are many points of feedback from your customers (e.g. contact
This Blue Sky Session will place emphasis on how senior customer center, social networking sites, etc.), but that data is largely unstructured
experience executives have been able to drive profit through their cohesive and difficult to quantify. In this session you will learn how your customer
customer facing initiatives and their corresponding touch points and experience team can:
channels. No topic is off limits and you won’t want to miss out on open • Monitor and collect unstructured data
and frank discussion! • Gain business leader buy-in for this "voice of the customer" feedback
In addition to the best-in-class and next-in-class, top executives will provide • Convert that data into actionable metrics
their unique experiences in going from just talking about ROI to actually Darin Phillips, Director, Customer Experience, Bayview Financial
demonstrating profit with their company’s open perspective emphasis on:
•
Planning reasonable goals for establishing loyalty metrics 5:15 Close of Conference Day One
• Outlining next steps to evaluate profitability
• Enhancing the customer experience and shaping your blended channels
for optimal reach
Jim Bampos, Vice President, Customer Quality, EMC Corporation
Rick Otero, Executive Vice President, Services and Customer
Experience, Capital One Bank
Stacey Holley, Vice President, Customer Support Services, AMN
Healthcare
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5. Conference Day Two
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
7:30 Registration & Coffee interaction level where your employees and customers meet face
to face on a daily basis. Building a culture internally that translates
8:00 Chairperson’s Recap of Day One into powerful interactions can greatly contribute to the bottom
line results of your business. Emphasis will be placed on:
8:15 Keynote Case Study: Branding your Customer • Building critical and successful employee engagement
Experience strategies – linking quality and rewards
Customer experiences are based more on emotions and less on • Establishing unique metrics for partnering and grading systems
usability and values. Thus, their expectations are varied and more • Leveraging the means for adding to the revenue stream with
easily influenced by a more diverse set of factors. These aren’t loyalty
always under your control and often times are extremely difficult to Jo Anne Dragoun, Vice President, Customer Care, Aon
track. This session will help you understand how tackling this from Integramark
the points of contact that you can control and how utilizing a Jim Kraemer, Vice President, Customer Care, Aon
blended approach can ensure that you aren’t missing any Integramark
opportunities to make customers help brand your company for you!
• Tailoring the front lines based on a blended approach 2:15 Cause Marketing to Drive Loyalty and Profits
• Building call centers that go beyond customer experience Aligning your business with a worthy cause is not only a smart
• Establishing a proactive approach to experience business move, but a socially responsible one. More than 75% of
Elaine Del Rossi, Client Experience Officer, HTH Worldwide 1,100 consumers polled in August 2008 said companies should
still support social or environmental causes and non-profit
9:15 The Next Generation of Service Profit Chain organizations during an economic downturn. This session with
Excellence – The Branded Associate Owner cover:
Customer experience leaders like Harrah’s, Intuit, and Southwest • Power of cause marketing and explains how it can have a
embraced the Service Profit Chain model, made famous in the 1994 simultaneous impact on brand strength, consumer
HBR article, “Putting the Service Profit Chain to Work”. More engagement, profitability and environmental sustainability
recently, thought leaders in the space have evolved the thinking • Using transparency and innovation to drive loyalty
towards the concept of customer engagement and associate • Profile several successful cause marketing programs
ownership. This session with highlight: Rick Ferguson, Editorial Director, COLLOQUY
• Examining new strategies, tactics, and applications of the Service
Profit Chain model 3:00 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break
• Applying theory to practice in banking
• Expanding how such concepts might be applied to any retail or 3:30 The Disconnect Between Consumers and Contact
customer facing business Centers
Rick Otero, Executive Vice President, Services and Customer Consumers want something entirely different than call centers are willing
Experience, Capital One Bank to provide. What is each group looking for and how do cost conscious
call centers bridge the gap? This session will weigh in using a
10:00 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break combination of research and 30 years of experience in the service
industry to answer these customer service delivery questions.
10:45 Blue Sky Session: The Informal Customer •
Understand the disconnect within the experience
Experience World • Working within limited budgets
Based on feedback received from you and your peers, the Blue Sky •
Offering customers the power to decide
Session has been specially designed to allow senior customer Tim Searcy, CEO, American Teleservices Association
experience executives to engage in a dialogue on how customers are
quantifying their experience through more informal and 4:15 Quick Fire Brainstorm: 30 Customer Experience
unstructured basis. And how that has in turn enabled a whole new Game Changers and High Impact Ideas in 60
customer experience! Minutes
In addition to the best-in-class and next-in-class, top executives will A panel of experts will break down the key tools and activities
provide their insights on the future direction of innovation with that have had the greatest impact on their respective business
emphasis on: models. The panel will also brainstorm next-steps and outline
• The current economic situation as the catalyst for change potential solutions for the conference participants to take with
• Beating internal and external roadblocks them and apply to their own practices. Points of discussion are as
• Impacting positive business outcomes follows:
• Challenging traditional performance metrics • New metrics to quantify channels and touch points for
Brad Nichols, Senior Vice President and Global Head of quantifying customer experience
Customer Experience, Thomson Reuters • Best practices for adding structure to unstructured data
Gina Rossi, Vice President, Marketing & Brand Development, •
Best approaches to linking your customer with your employee
Oneida Savings Bank Rick Otero, Executive Vice President, Services and Customer
Experience, Capital One Bank
12:30 Networking Luncheon Stacey Holley, Vice President, Customer Support Services,
AMN Healthcare
1:30 Q&A Panel: Enabling the Front Lines Perspective Darin Phillips, Director, Customer Experience, Bayview
and Experience and the Difference between Care Financial
and Service
In today’s business environment, the customer’s positive experience 5:15 Close of Conference
from your employees can be the key difference that determines their
loyalty. This is particularly important at the telephony platform
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6. About Our Sponsors
Sword Ciboodle customer interaction software helps improve the way large organizations interact with their customers,
driving down the overall cost to serve whilst enhancing the customer experience.
Recently recognized by Forrester as the global leader in process-centric customer service solutions, Sword Ciboodle was also
commended for expediting time to market by being the only vendor to score full marks in 'time-to-value' in CRM
implementations.
Clients that are already experiencing the tangible benefits of Sword Ciboodle, in a matter of days rather than years, include
Standard Bank, Sears and Vodafone.
Website: www.sword-ciboodle.com
CallMiner is the leader in advanced speech analytics providing business intelligence to enterprise organizations from
recorded customer conversations. Eureka, the company's flagship product, is the only speech analytics solution that
automatically and accurately discovers the content, context and purpose of an entire conversation and of every call,
enabling companies to understand why customers call and how agents respond. With this knowledge, CallMiner customers
are able to significantly improve customer service, enhance agent quality, increase sales and impact marketing effectiveness.
Website: www.callminer.com
About Our Media Partners
CRM Association represents the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) industry and all its constituents. CRM represents what is now
becoming an organized body of knowledge and strategy to be reckoned with. The CRM Association aims at representing the industry as not
just a purveyor of knowledge and information, but an action-oriented association that will protect and promote the interests of customer
relationship management and its institutions and provide the members with the tools that it needs to enrich and improve that customer
experience – be it the member’s direct customers or the customers of the members customers.
1to1 Media is dedicated to helping organizations realize the greatest value from their customer base. We provide resources that deliver relevant
information on the latest thought leadership regarding customer strategy and marketplace trends. Led by 1to1 Magazine, our print, electronic
and custom publications explore the best practices and trends from companies using customer initiatives to drive results. 1to1 Media is a division
of Peppers & Rogers Group.
COLLOQUY® comprises a collection of publishing, education and research resources devoted to the global loyalty-marketing industry. Owned by
LoyaltyOne, COLLOQUY has served the loyalty-marketing industry since 1990 with over 30,000 global subscribers to its magazine and
www.colloquy.com the most comprehensive loyalty web site in the world. COLLOQUY’s research division develops research studies and white
papers including industry-specific reports, sizing studies and insights into the drivers of consumer behavior. COLLOQUY also provides educational
services through workshops, webinars and speeches at events throughout the world and is the official loyalty-marketing partner of both the
Direct Marketing Association and the Canadian Marketing Association and a content provider to the American Marketing Association.
COLLOQUY also operates the COLLOQUY Network, a global consortium of practitioners certified in COLLOQUY’s proprietary methodology.
Website: www.colloquy.com
Customer Care Coach
Website: www.CustomerCareCoach.com
The Customer Care Coach is self study leadership training in the "Art and Science of Exquisite Customer Care." Designed for customer service
managers and small business owners, it's a step by step learning experience that engages manager and employees in the creation of a positive,
customer caring culture. Grounded in the principles of Positive Psychology and created by JoAnna Brandi & Company, a 19 year customer loyalty
business, it helps leaders create an engaged workforce that is conscious, competent and caring.
About The Venue
Trump International Beach Resort - Miami
18001 Collins Ave,
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160
Reservations Telephone: 1-800-340-9789
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IQPC has a reduced sleeping room rate for participants of IQPC’s 2nd Customer Experience Summit. The group rate of
$259 per night includes the resort fee and is available 3 days pre and post event (subject to availability). Please be sure to
book before March 1, 2010 to secure this group rate.
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