KEN HUGHES’
KEYNOTES
THE KING OF CX
ken hughes´s
keynotes
the king
of cx
An exploration of the modern consumer, their values, expectations, and what brands need to do to win their race for relevance.
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Understanding the modern customer connection
An exploration of the modern consumer, their values, expectations, and what brands need to do to win their race for relevance.
How emotive customer connections, continuous investment in customer and employee experience, and inviting customer collaboration builds brand tribal following. If Taylor Swift can do it, so can you.
How emotive customer connections, continuous investment in customer and employee experience, and inviting customer collaboration builds brand tribal following. If Taylor Swift can do it, so can you.
A cultural evaluation of the effect AI will have on the consumer decision making process and the world of marketing, branding and customer connection will change.
A cultural evaluation of the effect AI will have on the consumer decision making process and the world of marketing, branding and customer connection will change.
How agility, risk, play, and creativity catalyse innovation at the personal, professional and organisation level.
Every organisation recognises that creativity and innovation are the fuel that will drive their engine to success. The problem is that most organisations fail in catalysing this creativity, and so the innovation wheel stops turning. If we are to push
established boundaries, challenge norms and solve problems in new ways then we must change our approach.
Habit and routine are the enemy of growth, personally and professionally. Rigid bureaucratic structures are part of our problem. Templates, organisational structures, corporate procedures. In our new disruptive economies, agility is key and so we need to rewire our approach to change.
Understanding play, mischief, fear, and risk in relation to creativity, alongside exploring vulnerability and courage in our everyday life are all strong leadership qualities.
How agility, risk, play, and creativity catalyse innovation at the personal, professional and organisation level.
Every organisation recognises that creativity and innovation are the fuel that will drive their engine to success. The problem is that most organisations fail in catalysing this creativity, and so the innovation wheel stops turning. If we are to push
established boundaries, challenge norms and solve problems in new ways then we must change our approach.
Habit and routine are the enemy of growth, personally and professionally. Rigid bureaucratic structures are part of our problem. Templates, organisational structures, corporate procedures. In our new disruptive economies, agility is key and so we need to rewire our approach to change.
Understanding play, mischief, fear, and risk in relation to creativity, alongside exploring vulnerability and courage in our everyday life are all strong leadership qualities.
Ken Hughes, known as The King of Customer Experience, is now acknowledged as being one of the world’s leading authorities on modern consumer culture.
Invite Ken to spark inspiration at your next event!