PROTECT THE BASE, THE BUSINESS! 3RD. ChuRN & RetentioN Management CONFERENCE. 13-14 November 2014 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel Warsaw



Similar documents
5 REASONS TO JOIN US SMILE? SUMMIT'S INSPIRATORS POSITIVE SURPRISE? ADMIRATION FOR COMPETENCE AND SPEED OF RESPONSE?

ONE CUSTOMER numerous channels. Coalition for INTEGRATION 8-9 APRIL, HOTEL COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT, WARSAW ORGANIZER

Administrative Directors Summit

We drive together e-commerce in Poland!

CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SUMMIT

TARGET: BANK

Continuous Customer Dialogues

Some of us. spend 80 % of work time travelling... And how much time... do we devote to increasing our efficiency?

International scientific conference on transfer of knowledge and academic entrepreneurship

Maximizing Customer Retention: A Blueprint for Successful Contact Centers

edynamic edynamic Customer Relationship Management Capabilities

Decisioning for Telecom Customer Intimacy. Experian Telecom Analytics

IV & MOBILE STRATEGIES FOR PHARMA

30 Proven Strategies to Improve Onboarding, Cross- Selling and Retention. JIM MAROUS PUBLISHER Bank Marketing

Predictive Analytics for Database Marketing

Financial Services POINT OF VIEW CUSTOMER LOYALTY HOW TO RETAIN CLIENTS AND INFLUENCE PROFITS. AUTHOR Dieter Staib, Partner

Enhancing customer profitability through Marketing Automation- the FNB experience

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES

30 Ways To Do Real-Time Personalization

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

Achieving customer loyalty with customer analytics

Capabilities overview. Retail Banking: A Transformational Model for Growth Using a Customer-Centric Approach

Celebrus for Telecommunications: Deepening customer intelligence with individual-level digital data

Analytical CRM solution for Banking industry

FORUM October 2015, Warsaw Courtyard by Marriott Hotel

The Digital Performance Benchmark. What distinguishes world class digital from the rest of the pack?

CRM the new business strategy in the digital age. Dr. Diana SOCA

Cross Sell. Unlocking the value from your customer relationships. < PREVIOUS NEXT > CLOSE x PRINT. Visit our website:

CRM. Best Practice Webinar. Next generation CRM for enhanced customer journeys: from leads to loyalty

[Big]-Data Analytics for Businesses SESSION 1

Improving Customer Satisfaction to Accelerate Your Business Results

UK : implementing Convergence

How Organisations Are Using Data Mining Techniques To Gain a Competitive Advantage John Spooner SAS UK

EVENT HISTORY AND MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS UNIT

A S S E C O S E E C O N S U LTA N C Y:

THE PLANNING OF A CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT PROJECT: REQUIREMENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES

CONTENT INSURANCE CORE WITHIN CRM LEVERAGE

Hello, Goodbye. The New Spin on Customer Loyalty. From Customer Acquisition to Customer Loyalty. Definition of CRM.

Predictive Marketing for Banking

How to make effective Outbound Contact Center. Taweewut Waicharoen April 9,09

FDI International Training Seminar ISTANBUL February 2016

9. 3 CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Medical Billing & Credit Card Marketing Report

5 tips to engage your customers with event-based marketing

Using SAS Enterprise Miner for Analytical CRM in Finance

Seven ways to boost customer loyalty and profitability through an empowered contact center

Predictive Analytics in an hour: a no-nonsense quick guide

Cyfrowy Polsat IR Newsletter October 2014

In cooperation with: Polish innovation in advanced materials & nanotechnologies

Chapter 11: Campaign Management

Why Business Intelligence is Mission Critical for Winning Against Your Competition. By Stan Cowan Senior Solutions Marketing Manager

The Heart of the Matter: The Challenge of Customer Lifetime Value

Banking on Total Relationships: Paving the Way for Customer Loyalty

Overcoming basket abandonment through effective implementation of real-time communications services.

Building Customer Loyalty

How To Transform Customer Service With Business Analytics

Get Better Business Results

Insurance customer retention and growth

CASE STUDY CARDS: DRIVING PROFITABLE GROWTH

CHAPTER 1. Overview of CRM. E-Customer Relationship Management

Ramón Tellaeche Santander Cards

Customer Segmentation and Profitability

The First 90 Days: Differentiated Experiences That Combat Churn and Reduce Care Costs

Creating Customer and Company Value through CRM. Richard Staelin Edward & Rose Donnell Professor of Business Administration Duke University

Relationship Marketing. SHSMD Luncheon October 5, 2007 Leean Kravitz Mudhouse Advertising

Uncover the Best Ideas

CRM Presentation VeriPark 1

Seven Dashboard Metrics Financial Services Marketers Can t Afford to Overlook in 2014

Decisioning for Telecom Customer Intimacy. Experian Telecom Analytics

63 Grzybowska St., Warsaw, Poland CONFERENCE PROGRAMME. Plenary session 1: The Education of Future Generations

Customer Care for High Value Customers:

Engaging with care. Caring about customers Delivering business value. Customer acquisition. Customer retention. Customer care.

Cyfrowy Polsat IR Newsletter. 3 9 November 2014

RESEARCH BRIEF Getting Personal Across Touchpoints. What s Now and What s Next in 1to1 Communications. Presented by:

Seven ways to boost customer loyalty and profitability through an empowered contact center

CUSTOMER STRATEGY DRIVING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH THROUGH A CUSTOMER CENTRIC APPROACH

How To Write A Bank Audit

Helping retailers maximise customer lifetime value

E-Commerce & CRM Building Relationships, Satisfaction, and Loyalty

Predictive Analytics in an hour: a no-nonsense quick guide

W H I T E P A P E R. Real Time Marketing Connecting with Customers at the Moment of Truth LUMATA All Rights Reserved

NICE MULTI-CHANNEL INTERACTION ANALYTICS

Chapter. Enterprise Business Systems

Welcome to ICMI s Leadership and Business Management. ICMI Study Course

POLISH INNOVATION IN ADVANCED MATERIALS & NANOTECHNOLOGIES

Customer Relationship Management

Next Best Action Using SAS

Revenue Enhancement and Churn Prevention

Best practice customer acquisition strategies

Analysts presentation

63 Grzybowska St., Warsaw, Poland DRAFT PROGRAMME. Michał Federowicz PhD, Director, Educational Research Institute

Competing with SPSS Predictive Analytics

Company Presentation CONTACT CENTER

10 Strategies for an Award-winning Onboarding Process

The Power of Personalizing the Customer Experience

Past, present, and future Analytics at Loyalty NZ. V. Morder SUNZ 2014

Social Innovation In Industrial Design

Poland Payments Summit

Master of Science in Marketing Analytics (MSMA)

customer interaction solutions Contact Centres that Enhance Customer Engagement

Transcription:

PROTECT THE BASE, PROTECT THE BUSINESS! 3RD ChuRN & RetentioN Management CONFERENCE 13-14 November 2014 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel Warsaw

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE rofessionals who in their everyday work deal with developing anti-churn models and retention have very difficult tasks of protecting the customer base, which is one of the most valuable resources of any organisation. Their activities drive the stability of companies whose business is based on large customer bases. However, still, the solutions related to forecasting customer churn are developed using trial and error methods and are based on internal know-how. Therefore, the Conference is a unique chance to verify and compare their own strategies against the actions taken by the competition. o quote the participant of the previous edition of the Conference: the future shape of the service market will depend on those dealing with this area! Kristof Coussement Associate Professor of Marketing Analytics IÉSEG SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SOME OF THE INSPIRERS Maciej Wasiak Independent Consultant ADVANCED ANALYTICS EXPERT RafaŁ Bachanek Customer Value Management Manager NETIA Dorota Chmurska Cross-Sell Team Manager BANK POCZTOWY GOAL OF THE CONFERENCE hrough the discussion, exchange of experience and best practices among the experts, we are developing effective strategies and methods that reduce the level of migrating customers in a highly saturated market, by increasing the stability of the business at the same time. konrad lassota Director of the Customer Relationship Management Department Magdalena Meus Manager of the Customer Retention Department Marek Mielcarek Product Development Department Manager Agnieszka Muzg Business Relationship Specialist FM BANK NC+ ENERGA OBRÓT WHY IS IT WORTH 1 The only meeting in the market that is dedicated to the key challenge of the companies whose business is based on large customer databases 2 Specific strategies, tactics, methodologies in the area that to date has been developed using the trial and error method 3 The knowledge is presented by the representatives of the largest companies in the market Rafał Pierzchałka Team Manager at the Retail Customers Department BANK PEKAO Justyna Ratajczak Manager of the Customer Retention and Relationship Team Katarzyna Szerling Director of the Customer Relationship Management Department PROVIDENT POLSKA PrzemysŁaw Tomczyk PhD Customer Value Management Institute WARSAW SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 4 5 The agenda is based on subjects indicated by experts in interviews and surveys Over 200 participants of two previous editions Paweł Turczynowicz Director of the Strategy and Multichannel Banking Department Grzegorz Werpachowski CRM Manager Mirela Starosielec Modelling and Advanced Analytics Manager, Michał Bochnacki Senior Campaign Manager BNP PARIBAS BANK POLSKA COMPENSA TU BANK BPH BANK BPH For more, go to: www.konferencja-churn.com/prelegenci

AGENDA DAY I 13 NOVEMBER 2014 THURSDAY AGENDA DAY II 14 NOVEMBER 2014 FRIDAY Conference conducted by: Dorota Chmurska Cross-Sell Team Manager, BANK POCZTOWY 9:30 Registration and morning coffee DATA MINING & PREDICTION MODELS 10:00 Don t leave me this way! Churn Prediction Modeling 2.0. dr KRISTOF COUSSEMENT Associate Professor of Marketing Analytics IÉSEG SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Director of the IÉSEG Expertise Center for Database Marketing Data and method creativity to boost prediction performance Added value of textual customer information sources Non-traditional churn prediction models that have proven to be successful 10:30 Interactive Q&A session 10:40 Methodology of building churn models what proves effective in practice dr Maciej Wasiak, Independent Consultant, PMP, Advanced Analytics Expert Churn models as a classic application of data mining methods that improve customer loyalty What works and what is a waste of time? Good practices worth considering based on development and implementation of 20 churn models for three Irish telecoms covering 60% of the total population 11:10 Interactive Q&A session 11:20 Coffee break 11:40 Is anti-churn model enough? How to build an effective customer retention strategy Katarzyna Szerling, Director of the Customer Relationship Management Department PROVIDENT POLSKA Consumer trends a new marketing paradigm requires a new approach to the customer retention strategy An effective strategy of customer retention is the anti-churn model enough How to measure the success of your strategy 12:10 Interactive Q&A session "K2 OF RETENTION". CHANNEL AND MESSAGE 12:20 Shop, until you fall Jan Biłyk, CEO, LAURENS COSTER Loyalty in non-contractual transactions What to analyze, to know when to stop the retention activities 12:40 Communication styles and channels in relations with a churn customer Magdalena Meus, Manager of the Customer Retention Department, NC+ What do we say to the customer? Marketing campaigns, competitions, surprises, happy hours, products and offer included in communication The power of traditional vs modern communication means - a letter, sms, message sent to the cable box, e-mail Why do we communicate? How to convince an undecided customer How does the customer respond? Response: the most effective channel and the power of an effective message 13:10 Interactive Q&A session 13:20 LUNCH 14:20 Impact of the customer acquisition and distribution channel on churn Konrad Lassota, Director of the Customer Relationship Management Department, FM BANK The roles of the individual distribution channels Who is interested in customer retention? Customer relations vs. distribution channel 14:50 Interactive Q&A session 15:00 Interactive discussion sessions: The participants will participate in one of two interactive discussions, with conclusions presented by Leaders selected by each group. The most creative group, selected by the remaining participants in voting, will receive surprise prizes. Should sales staff be rewarded for customer retention, and if so, how? Should customer retention be a centralised or decentralised process? Pros and cons. 15:30 Presentation of discussion conclusions by group Leaders 16:00 Summary of the discussion 16:10 Cocktail party. A great chance for exchanging opinions in an informal atmosphere among practitioners 18:00 End of day I of the Conference 9:00 Registration and morning coffee CUSTOMER LIFETIME VALUE. HOW TO RETAIN CUSTOMERS FOR LONGER 9:30 Customer retention vs. Customer Value Management Moderator: Paweł Turczynowicz, Director of the Strategy and Multichannel Banking Department, BNP PARIBAS BANK POLSKA Panel participant: Rafał Bachanek, Customer Value Management Manager, NETIA Grzegorz Werpachowski, CRM Manager, COMPENSA TU Grzegorz Karasiński, CLM and Customer Retention Manager, Finding the right moment in a customer lifetime for sending an up-selling or cross-selling offer Finding the critical churn triggers in a customer lifetime to improve their value in the organisation "Limits of aggressiveness" in campaigns aiming at retention and additional sales or how to increase the value of customer base without the risk of churn How to differentiate retention activities depending on the customer lifetime and what works in specific stages 10:10 Jak utrzymywać klientów zarabiając więcej, czyli zarządzanie lojalnością poprzez dosprzedaż Rafał Bachanek, Customer Value Management Manager, NETIA Are customers with more products more loyal "Gift for gift" - how to reward additional purchases to a customer Customer Lifetime Value vs. current customer profitability 10:40 Interactive Q&A session 10:50 Announcement of the results of the voting for the most creative discussion group and handing out prizes 11:00 Coffee break 11:20 One Customer View Retention Strategy Mirela Starosielec, Modelling and Advanced Analytics Manager, Bank BPH Michał Bochnacki, Senior Campaign Manager, Bank BPH Customer profitability usage in building retention strategy Data mining methods vs. One Customer View Retention How to build an attractive and profitable Value Proposition 11:50 Interactive Q&A session PRODUCT AND PRICE IN RETENTION ACTIVITIES 12:00 How to retain customers if you cannot compete with pricing? Marek Mielcarek, Product Development Department Manager, ENERGA OBRÓT The market of electricity and its specificity: the product and the service vs natural monopoly, free shaping of prices for TPA customers vs statutory pricing for customers Churn in the Electricity Market in Poland and Europe Characteristics of consumers who change their salesperson How to retain a customer when the competition can offer lower pricing, i.e. building barriers by selling additional products to customers 12:30 Interactive Q&A session 12:40 Tried and tested retention actions in the product retention process Justyna Ratajczak, Manager of the Customer Retention and Relationship Team Agnieszka Muzg, Business Relationship Specialist, Analysis of data for the reasons of customer attrition Tried and tested proactive actions and the prediction model Retention offers and customer-bank communication channels in the process of retaining credit cards 13:10 Interactive Q&A session 13:20 LUNCH 14:20 When is a customer no longer your customer? Strategies for taking actions in relation to one-off customers based on the portfolio analysis Przemysław Tomczyk, PhD, Customer Value Management Institute, WARSAW SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS Customer lifetime as a tool for controlling migration Identification of the factors impacting the length of customer lifetime Recommendations for transforming one-off customers into regular ones 14:50 Interactive Q&A session 15:00 Measuring the efficiency of retention activities Rafał Pierzchałka, Team Manager at the Retail Customers Department, BANK PEKAO Definitions of customer churn Classification of retention actions Methods of measuring the efficiency of anti-churn actions 15:30 Interactive Q&A session 15:40 Wrap-up of the conference 15:50 Closing the Conference, handing out certificates FOR DETAILS OF THE AGENDA, GO TO: www.konferencja-churn.com/program ENROLLING: www.konferencja-churn.com/zglos-udzial

OPINIONS hurn & Retention Management Conference is like a high class supermarket, which is not available on a daily basis, offering tried and tested solutions related to customer base management, also, all of those great 'products' are presented by distinguished subject-matter experts Adam Wandachowicz Product&Training Manager FIAT BANK POLSKA rofessionally organised. The subject-matter of the presentations was selected very well, the place was great and the arrange ment of the room for participants fostered exchange of experiences and views. Dagmara Kubik Retail Loans Retention Manager Raiffeisen Bank Polska ENROLMENT To register as a participant, use the on-line form at: www.konferencja-churn.com/zglos-udzial Use preferential prices available until 26 September 2014 The cost of participation in the Conference for one person is: PLN 2795 (+ 23% VAT) if enrolling 3 and more people from the company by 26 September 2014. PLN 2995 (+ 23% VAT) if enrolling 1 person from the company by 26 September 2014. PLN 3495 (+ 23% VAT) if enrolling between 27 September - 24 October 2014. PLN 3995 (+ 23% VAT) if enrolling after 24 October 2014. articipation w Churn & Retention Management Conference is a great chance to verify one's customer retention strategy. The greatest value is in the ability of getting to know the experiences of companies who face similar challenges. The formula of the meeting was very helpful, as during less official talks with the participants of the cocktail party we had a chance to exchange opinions and inspire each other. I recommend this event to all those who want to build the value of the company on the foundation of their customers' satisfaction! Grzegorz Karasiński CLM and Customer Retention Manager Anna Banaś Head of Sales tel. 12 350 54 06 email: anna.banas@bbm.pl MORE INFORMATION Anna Chrobot B4B Communications Manager tel. 22 256 70 35 email: anna.chrobot@bbm.pl Paulina Pyc Project Manager tel. 12 350 54 02 email: paulina.pyc@bbm.pl PARTICIPATION PARTNERSHIP ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

JOIN THOSE WHO PROTECT THEIR CUSTOMER BASE BETTER! Blue Business Media Sp. z o.o. Oddział Kraków ul. Berka Joselewicza 21c 31-031 Kraków tel. + 48 12 35 05 400 fax. + 48 12 35 05 401 info@bluebusinessmedia.com www.bbm.pl Partner