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11 Books Frontline Customer Success Managers Should Read Right Now

ClientSuccess

Welcome to our blog series CSM from the Trenches, a community for frontline Customer Success Managers (CSMs) that discusses trends, best practices, and advice for the frontline. From : Adam Kuznia , Chief Customer Officer. From : Jesse Brightman , Head of Customer Success. Company : DataCamp.

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Top 10 Must Attend Conferences in 2020 for Customer Success Professionals

ChurnZero

The world’s only free, invitation only CS Leadership opportunity hosted by Aaaron Thompson the Founder and CEO of Portland Customer Success. ChurnZero is excited to participate and have our Chief Customer Officer, Abby Hammer added to the speaker’s lineup. dence to own their role in the customer relationship.

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Can You Change Your Member Experience During These Challenging Times?

inmoment

It was an interactive online program, using personal coaches and well-known celebrities such as Dr. Oz. In her book Chief Customer Officer , Jeanne Bliss talks about how cross-functional teams will often build “three-hump camels.” Question #3: Do You Know Who Owns the Member Experience?

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Top 50 Customer Success Influencers 2021

SmartKarrot

A Customer Success expert, speaker, and a published author, Dave is known for his remarkable expertise in supporting B2B SaaS companies and developing their Customer Success capabilities. Simultaneously, he has been a consultant, coach, and trainer for technology professionals across 30 countries. Jeanne Bliss. Jay Nathan.

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Q&A: New Manager’s Guide for a Customer Success Strategy Implementation

ChurnZero

Emilia , Partner at Winning by Design, gives Customer Success leaders a practical blueprint to execute incremental change that won’t overwhelm your team. It’s better sooner rather than later to get a pulse on your customers. Q: How do you encourage consistency across your Customer Success team? Customer Success Resource.