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CX Strategy & Vision

A board-ready customer-experience strategy tied to commercial targets — not a wish-list of NPS aspirations nobody is accountable for.

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The challenge

Most CX strategies are a collection of good intentions with no owner, no number and no teeth. They inspire a town hall and then dissolve the moment quarterly pressure returns.

How I approach it

A clear path to a usable result

01
Tie experience to the P&L

We define the experience ambition in terms of the commercial outcomes it must drive — churn, ARPU, cost-to-serve — so it survives contact with the finance team.

02
Design the operating model

Ownership, governance and decision rights for CX so the strategy has a home and a heartbeat, not just a slide.

03
Sequence the roadmap

A prioritised 12-month roadmap that front-loads visible wins to build belief and momentum.

What's included

Deliverables

Experience ambition tied to P&L targetsCX operating model & ownershipPrioritised 12-month CX roadmapGovernance and decision rightsExecutive alignment session
Typical timeline
3–5 weeks
Engagement
Strategy engagement
Proven outcomes

What this has delivered

Signed-off results from comparable engagements — not projections.

$80M
Programme grounded
P&L
Linked CX targets
1
Clear owner
Frequently asked
How is CX strategy different from a CX vision statement?+
A vision is a sentence on a wall. A strategy assigns numbers, owners, sequencing and governance so the experience actually changes. I deliver the latter.
Will this work without a big CX budget?+
Yes — prioritisation is the point. The roadmap targets the journeys with the most value at stake first, so early wins fund the rest.
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Give CX a strategy with teeth

If your experience ambition keeps losing to quarterly pressure, let’s build a strategy the board will back.

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