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Customer Loyalty for Organizations

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Session given to MCPs and MC VPs to implement CLO. Find the video here: https://aiesec.adobeconnect.com/_a855283170/p390tc3zr10/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal

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Page 1: Customer Loyalty for Organizations Input for Replanning

Customer Loyalty

for Organizations

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Our Team PurposeWe take a bold stand to deliver our promise to the

world.

We develop leadership in every experience;We grow like never before.

By being fast, focused and listening to our customers, we achieve the 2015 Measures of Success.

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Don’t focus on it

Don’t deliver our product well

Don’t allocate talent

capacity to do it

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Vision of CLO

2011 Custome

rs

2012 Customer

s

2013 Customer

s

2014 Customers

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How to Get There

Re-raising in the short-term based on the 100 Days

Challenge and the CEPT Model

Customer Loyalty in the long-term with

product and process

improvements based on customer

insight

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CEPT Model

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Product and Process Improvement• Surveys and focus groups bringing initial

hypotheses• CLO Summit plannedTalent Capacity• Every account should have a person responsible• Talent Capacity Strategic Meeting output

including structures, JDs, and learning and development for raising, account management, and re-raising

CEPT Model

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ANALYSIS.Of survey responses

1335%

22%

43%NPS score

% of promoters

% of detractors

% of passives

Professional skills of trainee

50Professionalism of

AIESEC45

Level of trainee's motiva-tion44

Personal skills of trainee41 Communication with

AIESEC39 Selection Process

39

Promoters Issues Level 1

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ANALYSIS.Of survey responses

Selection Process33Visa Documents and In-

formation31

Communication with AIESEC

27

Professional skills of trainee

26 Accessibility of informa-tion25Logistical support upon ar-

rival24

Passives Issues Level 1

Selection Process32

Communication with AIESEC

32

Professional skills of trainee

28

Visa Documents and In-formation

27

Personal skills of trainee23

Information provided21

Detractors Issues Level 1

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ANALYSIS.

promoters

34%

42%

18%

5%

2%

DEFINITELY WILL

PROBABLY WILL

MIGHT OR MIGHT NOT

How likely are you to take another intern with AIESEC GIP?

passives detractors

55 45 5

49 66 16

5 22 29

112

5

PROBABLY WILL NOT 2DEFINITELY WILL NOT 1

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GATHER CUSTOMER INPUT

Target specific LCs and follow up weeklySJArizonaIllinois

LCs have until Thanksgiving to reach out to partnersNST + MC will contact all partners who have not submitted feedback by that point

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UTILIZE CURRENT CUSTOMER INPUT

1. Release project update to national plenary1. Include: successes, bottlenecks, insights

2. Video Testimonial Collection to mobilize promoters

3. Provide LCs with a referral framework to mobilize promoters

4. Create an AD Account Manager Certification process. Every account manager must pass the following trainings:

1. J-1 Visa2. Delivery Process3. Partnership Management

5. Change to US ER Principles: Partners must be met with once a quarter according to CRM. If not, LC loses partner after two quarters and contract is re-allocated to another LC

6. Re-vamping website content for companies1. Clearly lay out process online

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INCREASE ENGAGEMENT WITH AIESEC

Have EPs (at NPM) write thank you letters to our partners for creating exchange experiences and include these in our Christmas Cards

Send a letter to all our detractors/passives in January with “AIESEC New Years Resolution-Our Commitment to our Partners” addressing the top areas of improvement that were identified and what AIESEC US did in Q4 to address themSigned by MCP and LCP

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What Have You Learned from Your Customers?

Estonia: Companies need help integrating trainees. Companies want to connect with AIESEC’s other GIP partners

Germany: Communication is the key and good communication can overcome problems in the process

Belgium: We should speak to the companies every 2 weeks. Companies care about the experience AIESEC provides to the EP

Russia: Companies are ready to re-raise if AIESEC approaches them

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How Can You Drive CLO with Your LCs? Estonia: For smaller entities, create a calendar that has all account

management activities nationally so they can be tracked and seen by everyone

Brazil: Create NST role to track and consult about account management and re-raising. Create account management plans for every account—include them EB transition

Germany: Provide a clear guideline to LCs of how to implement 100 Days Challenge and a guide for running these sales meetings

Russia: Implement a CRM, and require LCs to use it—motivate them with a sales campaign tracked through the CRM

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What Are You Doing Next in CLO? Brazil: Showcasing EP LEAD to our partners. Creating education

booklet on account management for members. Implementing team structures for account management in their LCs

Germany: Hosting a CLO Summit with key LCs to drive re-raising and partner retention. Running a campaign to get endorsements and referrals from current customers

Belgium: Hosting a partners gala. Offering discounts to current partners who refer us to Implement a CRM, and require LCs to use it—motivate them with a sales campaign tracked through the CRM

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How Can CLO Go Wrong / What Are the Challenges?MCs/LCs focus on surveys, but not on re-raising or

customer loyalty

MCs/LCs move their resources

from new raising to re-raising

MCs/LCs don’t improve their products or processes

MCs/LCs view customer loyalty

as a one-time initiative, rather than the way we

do iGIP

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How Can We Include CLO in Re-Planning?

Activity When? Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3Set goals for new raising and re-raising for Q1 and Q2 Now X X X

CRM that has all accounts, who is managing them, what stage they are in, when they were last contacted, dashboard of most active LCs and members

By end of Q4 X X X

Account Management minimums—person allocated to every account, companies contacted every X

By end of Q4 X X X

Design engagement channels for all customers (advisory boards, hosting and attending events, strategic partnerships, etc)

By end of Q4 X X X

Seek referrals from all current customers By end of Q4 X X X

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How Can We Include CLO in Re-Planning?

Activity When? Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3Innovate product and process improvements based on customer feedback

Q1 X X

Help LCs create structures for new raising, account management, and re-raising

By end of Q4 X X

Implement national structures (like NST) for account management and re-raising consultancy

Before next

NatCoX

Re-Raising

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We are the caretakers

Make the fundamental changes for the future

Is This a Priority?