- About Service Leadership
- Methodology
- Learning Outcome
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About Service Leadership
Leading service organizations is not like leading any
organization: the nature of service presents specific challenges such as
addressing its intangible dimension, dealing with the peculiarities of its
perception and, last but not least, covering an unlimited array of appreciation
of what is service excellence – would it be for guests or employees.
The art of exceptional service – and leading organization that
deliver such services - starts with a clear understanding of what it takes to
embark guests and employees in the promise of your brand – not just once but on
the long term. It is no surprise that trust is a pillar of such leadership -
calling on successful relationship that are engaging, hence defining a
trustworthy leadership.
This trustworthy leadership comes along with a strong customer
service mindset since it plays a key role in customer satisfaction and loyalty
not forgetting employee retention. Furthermore, exceptional service mindset is
to be embedded in the corporate strategy. It is fundamental to equip your staff
with techniques and skills to deliver an impeccable service, to recruit and
leverage the right people with the right incentive, to nurture a culture of
permanent feedback so that your organization can deliver not only the full
promise of your brand but also this extra-mile that will touch and engage every
single customer – and that we call excellence
Service leadership,
together with the art and science of hospitality is what EHL has been
addressing for decades, reaching today a world “top of the class” recognition
Methodology
Balance of lectures and discussions with participant presentations, debates and team discussions
Learning Outcome
This workshop “Service Leadership” will address the different
dimensions of leadership and service excellence, exploring trustworthy
leadership concept, the service profit chain model and the dynamics of
excellence through case studies and interaction with the audience. This workshop
will reflect on what it takes to be a successful service leader, leveraging
multiple examples of successful service organizations and world class leaders.
About Service Leadership
Leading service organizations is not like leading any
organization: the nature of service presents specific challenges such as
addressing its intangible dimension, dealing with the peculiarities of its
perception and, last but not least, covering an unlimited array of appreciation
of what is service excellence – would it be for guests or employees.
The art of exceptional service – and leading organization that
deliver such services - starts with a clear understanding of what it takes to
embark guests and employees in the promise of your brand – not just once but on
the long term. It is no surprise that trust is a pillar of such leadership -
calling on successful relationship that are engaging, hence defining a
trustworthy leadership.
This trustworthy leadership comes along with a strong customer
service mindset since it plays a key role in customer satisfaction and loyalty
not forgetting employee retention. Furthermore, exceptional service mindset is
to be embedded in the corporate strategy. It is fundamental to equip your staff
with techniques and skills to deliver an impeccable service, to recruit and
leverage the right people with the right incentive, to nurture a culture of
permanent feedback so that your organization can deliver not only the full
promise of your brand but also this extra-mile that will touch and engage every
single customer – and that we call excellence
Service leadership,
together with the art and science of hospitality is what EHL has been
addressing for decades, reaching today a world “top of the class” recognition