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Being a Solution Provider at the CCW Executive Exchange
Are you Interested in being a Solution Provider at the CCW Executive Exchange this August?
If you are unfamiliar with the Exchange format, it invites 50 EVP's / Heads of Contact Centers to come together for 3 days to benchmark and meet with providers who are able to assist with their active projects.
Just as our delegates are qualified, so are our solution providers. If you're interested in learning about what kind of experience the Exchanges bring, download the agenda. If you're interested in learning about what projects we are currently sourcing solutions for, email spex@iqpc.com.
Hope to see you in Chicago!
Confirmed Attendee List
The CCW Executive Exchange is the only event that facilitates 1:1 consultative business meetings with C-Suite executives from customer obsessed brands and best-in-breed solution providers. Working with a team of analysts, our delegation discusses active projects and areas of interest to ensure mutual and beneficial sit-downs.
Download the Confirmed Guest List to see the kind of people that you can meet as a solution provider.
For more information regarding inventory, speaking opportunities, or active projects, email Spex@iqpc.com
Your not a "Sponsor" You're a Solution Provider
As an overall mission, the CCW team works to sift through this noise. Analysts regularly evaluate the marketplace to identify solution providers that can drive customer centricity rather than sell products really well. CCW analyzes legitimate vendors on their capabilities, awareness of real marketplace issues, and ability to establish productive, trustworthy partnerships.
Through its 1-on-1 meetings, the Exchange answers that call. These productive conversations bring executive-level vendor leadership face-to-face with executive-level buyers. In doing so, they empower buyers to determine whether they trust the company behind the solution. Is this company simply selling us great technology? Or is it going to guide us to a more customer-centric operation?
When a contact center executive can answer those questions in the affirmative, it knows it has found a solution that lives up to the fundamental promise: solving problems.