11th Annual Call Center Week
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LAS VEGAS–(V-Newswire/March 16, 2010)–IQPC and Customer Management IQ announced details for the 11th Annual Call Center Week, taking place June 14-18, 2010 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV.
“Now that we made it to 2010, we can look back at some positive results. We’ll hear story after story of companies that excelled and grew, even an adverse economy – all because of the customer experience.”
Call Center Week focuses on growing the top line by enhancing customer experience through employee development and engagement, leveraging tools and technology, and preparing the call center to become the focal point in Voice of the Customer initiatives. IQPC has gathered more than 35 practitioner experts involved with contact centers and customer service, including:
* Richard Cox, Vice President Customer Experience, Orbitz Worldwide (2008 Extra Mile Award)
* Karen Vaughn, VP Vendor Management, Guthy-Renker LLC (2010 SOCAP Board of Directors)
* Melissa O’Keefe, Director, Customer Service, Netflix (#1 Retail Website, ForeSee Results)
* Tish Whitcraft, SVP of Customer Experience and Operations, MySpace
* Darrell Robertson, Vice President, New York Life (’09 Fortune World’s Most Admired Companies)
* Brian Mullaney, SVP of Contact Center Operations, The SCOOTER Store (’10 Fortune Best Companies to Work for)
* Steve Kaay, VP of Call Center Operations, US Auto Parts (’09 Information Management’s Innovation Solution Award) …..Click here to read more



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