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´Being Customer-Focused In the face of
Economic Downturnµ
(Customer-Centricity)
A 3-day Professional Development Workshop
20 ² 22 April, 2011
Time: 9.00a.m. daily
Venue:
Balogun Badejo & Co.·s Premises
24 Ilupeju By-Pass, Ilupeju, Lagos.
Workshop Fee: =N=84,000 per participant(Covers lunch, refreshment and course materials)
Balogun Badejo Consulting Limited(Human Resource and Management Consultants)
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Over view
During the last several years, market leaders have realized that moving from product
centricity to customer centricity can create sustained value and a competitive advantage. To
get it right, you need a range of new business strategies, metrics and organizational
requirements.
The ´Customer Centricityµ program focuses on its key principles and is designed toexpose participants to best practices that have evolved in this field and explore ways to
integrate this discipline in the organization.
Transiting from product centricity to customer centricity requires more than just rewriting a
vision statement. Getting it right requires you to focus on developing strong relationships
with the right customers instead of purely developing and marketing the right products.
At the ´Customer Centricityµ workshop, executives will participate in interactive discussions
and lectures, and use case studies to learn practical tools that identify and improve
customer relationships for sustained value. The three-day program will allow the
participants to tackle topics such as investing in relationships, segmenting customers based
on profitability, customer-centric business metrics and designing effective loyalty programs.
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Learning Objectives
After attending this 3-day workshop, you should be able to :
develop tactics on how to invest in relationships
segment customers based on profitability and other criteria
design customer-loyalty programs
understand Customer-centric business metrics and applicationwithin your organization.
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Who Should Attend
Executives with at least three years of professional experience in:
General Management
Product Management
Marketing
Sales
Pricing
Account Management
Customer Relationship Management
Customer service or other customer-interfacing roles.
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Benefits of the Programme
Know how to invest in customer relationships that will drive shareholder value for the
organization
Have acquired skill on practical methods for estimating the financial value of a
customer relationship
Know how to segment customers based on profitability and tailor products and
services to these segments
Have acquired knowledge on customer-centric business metrics, such as share-of-
wallet, churn, silent migration, and cost-per-acquisition, and their uses and misuses
Have discovered how to design effective loyalty programs that will measurably
improve customer retention
Know the principles of innovation and continuous learning, as well as the key
organizational building blocks to implement this discipline to drive customer loyalty
and growth.
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Workshop Schedule
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
1. Customer RelationshipInvestments during
Economic Downturn.
2. Estimating financial value
of customer relationships.
3. Case Studies on
Customer Relationship
investments.
1. Customer-Centric Business
Metrics:
- Share-of-wallet - Cost-Per-Acquisition
- Silent Migration
2. Principles of Innovation
and Continuous Learning
to effect on overallcustomer loyalty and
growth.
3. Case Studies on
Customer-centric Business
Metrics.
1. Developing Customer-
loyalty programmes to
enhance customeracquisition and retention.
2. Case Studies on
Customer loyalty
development
programmes and theeffects on overall
shareholder value.
3. Case studies on General
Customer Service
Strategies.
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Faculty Members
Mr. P. O. Oluwi, FCCA, FCA, FCTI
Mr. M. O. Oladotun, FCCA, FCA, FCTI, FIMC, AIPM
Mr. J. O. Asaolu, FCA, FCTI, AMNIM
Mr. J. O. Obogwu, MBA, ACA, ACTI
Mr. E. U. Itodo, ACA, ACCA
Mr. ¶Lekan Badejo, B.Sc. PGD, AlnstSMM (London), arpa, AsCCI (USA)
Mr. O. F. Moyegun, B.Agric, PDCA
Mr. A. Adetuyi, FCA
Mr. Georgi Umunna, B.Sc., rpa, MBA
Mr. J. H. M. Tettehfio, FCA
Mrs. Ope Wemi Jones, B.Sc. MBA
Ms. Tina Egbuiwe (B.A., M.Sc (IRPM), CPP Master)
Mr. Femi Olaiya - B.Sc. PGD (Management), MBA.
N.B.
There are a lot more facilitators at our disposal.
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