When the end of a calendar year closes, hand in hand come a number of retirements and role changes in the C-suite, which has an impact on Customer Advisory Council membership. While a number of open seats on your customer »
Vice President, Client Services
Anne has more than 19 years of experience developing executive client programs and event based-communities, ranging from intimate customer advisory boards to large customer conferences. She has brought her proven skills in client-driven agenda design and content development, speaker research and engagement, and event production to her work with brands such as IBM, Avaya, MITRE, and GlaxoSmithKline.
For fun:
In her free time, Anne enjoys running, cooking, baking, reading, ten pin bowling and spending time with her family.
Education:
Anne holds a BS in elementary education from Russell Sage College.
For fun:
In her free time, Anne enjoys running, cooking, baking, reading, ten pin bowling and spending time with her family.
Education:
Anne holds a BS in elementary education from Russell Sage College.
Ramping up Customer Advisory Council Recruiting
When the end of a calendar year closes, hand in hand come a number of retirements and role changes in the C-suite, which has an impact on Customer Advisory Council membership. While a number of open seats on your customer »
How to Make Working Groups Work For You
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A Strong Pipeline is the Key to Revitalizing Customer Advisory Board Membership
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Customer Advisory Board Engagement: Strategies for Driving Action in between CAB Meetings
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Collaboration is in the Eye of the Beholder
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Building a Strong Membership is Key to Customer Advisory Board Success
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Staying Connected in a Virtual World
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Balancing Connectedness in the Era of COVID
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