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Coming up a great conversation with Tabitha Dunn, the Chief Customer Officer at Ericsson

 

A great conversation with the amazing Tabitha Dunn the Chief Customer Officer – Head of Customer Experience and Global Sales Excellence at Ericsson.  Stay Tuned and subscribe!

 

Good News for the global Customer Experience community and all corporates around the globe! 

We are delighted to announce that the European Customer Experience Organization (ECXO) is now officially open. Please find out more about membership here: https: https://ecxo.org And, let’s all evolve customer experience, employee experience, human experience, and transformation together!

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#customerexperience

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#CX 

 

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By |2021-02-27T19:21:03+01:00February 27th, 2021|Comments Off on Coming up a great conversation with Tabitha Dunn, the Chief Customer Officer at Ericsson

About the Author:

Ricardo Saltz Gulko is the Eglobalis managing director, a global strategist, thought leader, practitioner, and keynote speaker in the areas of simplification and change, customer experience, experience design, and global professional services. Ricardo has worked at numerous global technology companies, such as Oracle, Ericsson, Amdocs, Redknee, Inttra, Samsung among others as a global executive, focusing on enterprise technologies. He currently works with tech global companies aiming to transform themselves around simplification models, culture and digital transformation, customer and employee experience as professional services. He holds an MBA at J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Evanston, IL USA, and Undergraduate studies in Information Systems and Industrial Engineering. Ricardo is also a global citizen fluent in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Hebrew, and German. He is the co-founder of the European Customer Experience Organization and currently resides in Munich, Germany with his family.
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