12 October 2006

How The Ritz-Carlton Is Reinventing Itself

A top executive with one of the world's most admired brands tells how Ritz is creating "guests for life"

A GMJ Q&A with Simon Cooper, Chief Operating Officer and President of The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C.
Brand recognition alone doesn't keep hotel guests coming back, says Simon Cooper, chief operating officer and president of one of the world's most admired companies. In fact, that recognition is just the first step in a customer's journey toward engagement. In this candid interview, Cooper discusses how The Ritz-Carlton's fame can undermine its brand promise, how to train staff to be spontaneous, and why engagement is the company's key commodity.
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Customer Engagement: Going Beyond Satisfaction

How do world-class organizations rise to the top in today's intensely competitive, turbulent global marketplace? High-performance organizations recognize the emotional drivers of human nature and leverage them to drive performance, one customer at a time.

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