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London 2013 MAKING NPS AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY THE MAIN DRIVERS OF CULTURE CHANGE

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London 2013

MAKING NPS AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY THE

MAIN DRIVERS OF CULTURE CHANGE

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Life Financial

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Life Financial + NPS = Russia

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OPERATIONAL NPS: LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

WIN IT BY NPS AND

COST/INCOME

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NEW CHALLENGE: NPS is a KEY BUSINESS INDICATOR

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OVERCOMING THE CHALLENGE: iOS

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NEW ROLE – iOS DIRECTOR

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NEW APPROACH TO iOS IMPLEMENTATION

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BRANCH MANAGER as an iOS COACH

MARCH 2013 – 3 BM

DECEMBER 2013 – 390 BM

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EVERYONE CAN APPLY

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NEW FOCUS: FROM QUANTITY TO QUALITY

CORPORATE VALUES

OPERATIONAL

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iOS CERTIFICATION

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iOS CONFERENCES

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NPS SYSTEM IN PLACE

GROUP LEVEL1.Monthly NPS rating for Retail and Corporate Businesses2.Monthly NPS for the Branch League3.Quarterly NPS Analytic Report on Loyalty Drivers, NPS Dynamics, Action Plans Implementation 4.Quarterly Action Planning Workshop

BRANCH LEVEL1.Weekly meeting on Customer Feedback – Closing the Loop

2.Weekly divisional conference call on Customer Loyalty – Sharing Best Practices and Ideas

3.Monthly meeting on Customer Feedback – Drive Changes!

4.Quarterly meeting on Loyalty Drivers and Matrix – Action Plan

5.Monthly/Quarterly Customer meeting – Talk to Your Customers

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SUPPORTING NPS PENETRATION

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NPS RESULTS 2012/2013

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AHEAD OF THE MARKET

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LESSONS LEARNED

1. Put your NPS Operational System in Place

2. Use NPS meetings for learning and sharing best practices

3. Close the loop with your Passives and Promoters

4. Talk to people, not customers

5. Get a person to be responsible (from service-leader to NPS PM)

6. Be consistent in protecting your NPS values and principles

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