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CIFIP recruits a Customer Experience Manager (M/F), Ivory Coast
THE CIFIP
recruits for the insurance industry
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MANAGER (M/F)
Job description
Under the authority of the Deputy General Manager, you will be responsible for defining and implementing the Customer Experience strategy, in order to contribute to the satisfaction and loyalty of our customers.
As such, you will have to:
Define and implement the Customer Experience roadmap;
Develop and deploy a plan to strengthen the customer culture for all staff;
Initiate and manage cross-functional projects to improve customer journeys;
Oversee the management of claims;
Animating, mobilizing and developing employees.
Education / Qualifications
Bac training+5 Business school, you have 10 years of experience including 5 years in customer relationship management and a good knowledge of CRM tools.
Relationship dimension, strong customer culture, management ability, organization, critical dimension, initiative spirit, sense of innovation and managerial capacity are required.
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