38. How to create a customer-centric culture and build organisational CX capability

PwC Partner and Experience Consulting Leader, Guy Parsonage shares his CX insights

Guy is based in Hong Kong, where he's responsible for driving digital transformation and innovation with global brands in and out of greater China for PwC. Prior to PwC, Guy has a stellar agency background with brand experience and events agencies, and a CEO of a digital and CX agency that was acquired by PwC to help them establish their CX consulting operations in China. 

In today’s episode we have a deep dive into CX, discussing the following topics:

• What it takes to shift a company culture from internal facing to customer centric;
• How to build an organisation-wide CX capability and some tactics of how you implement this through changes to people, process and technology;
• What role marketing and the CMO needs to play for CX;
• The importance of linking the CX strategy to the business objectives; and
• Some of the watch outs when building a customer-centric organisation and where to start. 

Whether you're already on the CX journey or are yet to start, tune in to tap into Guy's incredible experience in helping global brands transform to become more customer centric. 

Enjoy the show!

P.S. - As always, we have detailed notes available for this episode. To access these, head to our website, look out for this episode and download the PDF summary notes of our conversation with Guy, with all the tips and strategies laid out in an easy-to-read format. 

References

• Catherine Gildiner - Good Morning, Monster: A Therapist Shares Five Heroic Stories of Emotional Recovery.
• Matt Taylor - MG Taylor History and Business Model.

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This episode was produced by Dylan Todd and edited by Lewis Hallam.