Make Venues Highlights the Importance of Customer Service in New Report
9th September 2020, UK: Make Venues has launched a new report that delves into the need for - and nuances of customer service. The white paper, ‘Understanding Excellence’ provides detailed discussion about the meaning of service in business and what the event industry can learn from leading brands.
In particular, it looks at how household brands such as Warby Parker, SouthWest Airlines and Lyft, have demonstrated quality in this area.As seven-time winners of the BVA BDRC VenueVerdict Award for Small and Mid-sized Venue Group, service quality is an area that the Make Venues team are very passionate about.
The Understanding Excellence report is part of the group’s research into how quality can be both achieved and maintained in the long term.“We have spent years assessing what great customer service look like and what it means to our customers. Over the last few months though, what has become clear to us is that service remains a reassuring factor for businesses looking to invest in meetings,” said David Vaughton, Make Venues Managing Director. “It’s why we, as a management team, have focused on it around everything we have done since the lock down, and remains a big part of our reopening commitments.”
As well as evaluating the successes of some big brands, the 16-page white paper also offers some insight from experts such as Ken Kelling - a life coach who specialises in exploring purpose - as well as a foreword from Make Venues’ David Vaughton, who has driven the brand’s focus on customer service, and continues to drive the businesses learning in this area.“At present our clients are looking to us to fulfil their event objectives as well as ensure their safety, but this should not come at a price. We don’t want them to feel that quality is comprised. Our white paper looks at what the term customer service represents and how we can consistently achieve it,” added Vaughton.
We have spent years assessing what great customer service look like and what it means to our customers. Over the last few months though, what has become clear to us is that service remains a reassuring factor for businesses looking to invest in meetings.
It’s why we, as a management team, have focused on it around everything we have done since the lock down, and remains a big part of our reopening commitments.
