Denyse Drummond-Dunn
Denyse is the Creator of the Quantum Customer Centricity (QC2™) Model. QC2™ is the New CX for organisations that want to find atomic steps that deliver quantum results, attracting, delighting & retaining more customers. Denyse is Nestle’s former Global Head of Consumer Excellence and has >30 yrs’ experience as a Speaker, Advisor and Author. She delivers inspiring keynotes, motivational talks and actionable training. Her global business consultancy, C3Centricity, has expertise in over 125 countries! Check her website and connect to discuss if she would be a great fit for your next event.
The Reputation Institute does a great job of measuring the seven essential elements that make a business great in the eyes of the consumer....
Insights are the Foundationof Customer CentricitySOURCE: Kozzi.com Last week I had the pleasure of being invited to speak at the Marketing & Communication Loft event...
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Last December I shared 13 of my favourite marketing quotes; if you missed it you can read it HERE. The post received the most...
Last week I shared the first three essential steps to improved insight development, which covered setting the objectives, forming the team and reviewing the...
Last week I spoke about updating your market research toolbox and how to review your metrics. This week I want to take the next...