[AS SEEN IN CUSTOMER THINK] Don’t underestimate the power of peer connections when convening a customer advisory board.
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Camille has more than ten years of experience in communications, television and media, including writing and behind-the-scenes roles at multiple major TV networks in the Boston area. She applies her communications and organizational leadership skills to her role at Farland Group where she works on clients IBM, JDA, Huawei and MITRE.
For fun:
Camille is an enthusiastic long-distance runner who enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to New York.
Education:
Camille has a BA in broadcast journalism from Hofstra University and is a certified legal video specialist.
For fun:
Camille is an enthusiastic long-distance runner who enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to New York.
Education:
Camille has a BA in broadcast journalism from Hofstra University and is a certified legal video specialist.
A Board Member’s Perspective on Why CIOs Should Join Customer Advisory Boards [Mention]
[AS MENTIONED IN CIO | INSIGHT] Tom Greene, Chief Information & Business Services Officer for Colgate-Palmolive shares why he believes CIOs should join customer advisory boards in his article at CIOInsight.com.
Surprise and Delight: Unexpected Outcomes from a Client Advisory Board
A common sentiment from client attendees after participating in a customer advisory board meeting for the first time is surprise—surprise at how refreshing it was to hear directly from their vendor partners and share in an in-person conversation with peers. »