Most brands are doing CX wrong—and it’s costing them.

The secret to getting it right? It’s not just about data, and it’s not just about empathy—it’s about both.

In this episode, Lauren Wood sits down with Stacy Sherman, CX expert, author, and host of Doing CX Right, to break down her ‘Heart and Science’ framework. With 25 years of experience leading CX for major brands, Stacy shares the real impact of emotional intelligence, AI, and cross-functional collaboration in creating customer experiences that actually work.

They tackle the tough questions: How do you balance data and human connection? Where do most brands fail in their CX approach? And what’s the real cost of getting it wrong?

If you want practical insights, real-world stories, and actionable strategies to drive customer retention and satisfaction, this conversation is a must-listen. Stay tuned until the end for an unforgettable example of human-centered CX in action.

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Key Moments:

00:00 Who is Stacy Sherman, CX Speaker & Expert?
02:23 Why Customer Experience is Vital to a Business’s Success
04:41 Designing Proactive & Delightful Customer Journeys
10:19 The Key to Breaking Down Silos
16:51 What is the Cost of Doing CX Wrong?
25:33 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
26:17 Addressing Fear & Psychological Safety in the Workplace
27:41 Human Connection & The Role of AI in CX
40:40 The Role of Accountability in Customer Service
48:27 Key Advice Every CX Leader Needs to Hear

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