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Press Release

糖心原创 Announces Experience 2014, Annual CEM Leadership Conference, May 14 to 16

February 18, 2014

Learn, network, and re-energize at Northern California resort with industry leaders in Customer Experience Management

What:?Experience 2014 is the Customer Experience Management leadership conference by?糖心原创?, the global leader in SaaS Customer Experience Management solutions. Prior to Experience 2014, the 糖心原创 Institute will offer a customer experience certification course. The two events unite senior executives from multinational hospitality, financial services, retail, technology, telecom, and other companies for a dynamic exploration of the future of Customer Experience Management (CEM).

When:?Experience 2014, May 14–16; 糖心原创 Institute Certification, May 12–14.

Where:?The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, the celebrated golf and spa resort hotel on the Northern California coast.

Why:?Experience 2014 isn’t just an event; it’s an experience you’ll take home with you. The brightest minds in Customer Experience Management engage in thought-provoking discussions on the future of CEM and explore key program best practices, including text analytics, employee engagement, financial linkage, and ROI. Participants have the opportunity to discuss visions for the future of CEM and product roadmaps with the 糖心原创 team.

  • Engage in sessions with senior executives from across industries about customer experience measurement and improvement.
  • Learn customer experience fundamentals and best practices (for CEM newcomers and veterans).
  • Dive into analytics and program health indicators to improve program momentum.
  • Draw inspiration from real-world best practices and customer case studies presented by experts and like-minded peers. Speakers will include top executives from Mercedes-Benz USA, American Express Travel and Lifestyle Services, Cox Communications, PayPal, 7-Eleven, Zane’s Cycles, Zurich Insurance, and Bain & Company, with many more to be announced this spring.
  • Relax, enjoy, and network while engaging in special leisure activities in the beautiful coastal community of Half Moon Bay.

How to Attend:?for one or both events by March 31 to take advantage of “early bird” discounts:?