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| Wednesday, September 17 | |
| 6:30 AM | Leading with Impact Walking Tour |
| 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM | Registration |
| 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM | Leader’s Choice: Challenge and Opportunity Session |
| 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Opening Day Tech Forum & Workshop Sessions |
| 4:15 PM – 5:15 PM | Practitioner Pop-up: Problems and Possibilities |
| 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM | Welcome Reception |
| Thursday, September 18 | |
| 7:15 AM – 8:15 AM | Breakfast & Registration |
| 8:15 AM – 12:30 PM | Conference Kickoff |
| 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM | Lunch |
| 1:30 PM – 4:15 PM | General Session |
| 4:15 PM – 6:00 PM | Innovations Lab & Cocktail Hour |
| 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Networking Event |
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| 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM | Breakfast & Registration |
| 8:30 AM – 12:15 PM | General Session |
| 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | Lunch |
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| 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Networking Nightcap – An Early Arrival Evening Social Event |
THE SCHEDULE IS NOT YET FINAL AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
| 6:30 AM | Leading with Impact Walking Tour
This is a chance to connect with fellow attendees while exploring the vibrant landmarks of the city. In honor of our 15th anniversary, we’re donating $150 per person to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for every walking tour participant. Walk with us and help make an impact. Thanks to Our Partner |
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Leader’s Choice: Challenge and Opportunity SessionThe AI Menu in Action: Reimagining the Customer Journey with AI at Every PhaseThanks to Our Partner AI has the potential to transform every touchpoint of the customer journey, but only if leaders know where and how to apply it for measurable impact. In this highly interactive session, you’ll work alongside fellow CX decision-makers to identify critical challenges across the pre-interaction, interaction, and post-interaction phases. Using “The AI Menu” as a framework, you’ll explore real-world examples, from AI Receptionists and Intelligent Virtual Agents that predict customer needs to AI-powered analytics that uncover post-call insights, and co-create targeted, AI-driven strategies to overcome these challenges. You’ll leave this session with actionable opportunity statements, fresh perspectives from your peers, and practical tools to integrate AI across your customer engagement processes. Whether you’re optimizing the moments before a customer ever speaks to an agent, enhancing live interactions with real-time intelligence, or using post-call insights to drive continuous improvement, this session will equip you to design seamless, impactful customer experiences powered by AI at every phase. |
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Opening Day Tech Forum & Workshop SessionsOpening Day sessions allow you the opportunity to engage early with your CX leader peers and to deep dive on a specific subject. By design, these 60-minute sessions will have defined learning objectives, inspire interactive discussions, and provide dynamic engagement through an exercise, a demo, or lively discussion. Each session is unique, for a total of six sessions. Simply choose between a Tech Forum or Workshop topic for each scheduled session time.
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Practitioner Pop-up: Problems and PossibilitiesA Leaders Learning from Leaders Think Tank Session Thanks to Our Partner This interactive session is truly the definition of Leaders Learning from Leaders. It’s designed to spark meaningful conversations and connections by focusing on the problems and possibilities you came to CRS to discuss. Small groups will be created based on topics attendees submit at registration. See a topic that you are an expert on? Jump in as the Subject Matter Expert and lead the discussion. See the topic you came to solve? Jump in and learn from other leaders and share ideas and opportunities. You don’t want to miss this new dynamic session where you, as the attendee, drive the discussion and content! |
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Keynote From Contact Center to Experience Center: The Truist TransformationWhat happens when a leading financial institution elevates care to the core of its service model? At Truist, that shift is redefining how the organization designs customer and employee experiences across its contact centers. Kimberly Dorsett, Executive Vice President and Head of Truist Care Centers, will share how the company is applying a care-first mindset, powered by AI and innovation, to reshape frontline engagement and reduce complexity for customers and employees. From a patented client summary tool that provides instant insight into the full customer journey, to intelligent channel optimization that removes friction, Truist is investing in solutions that fuel personalization and empathy. This keynote explores how the brand is designing operational frameworks around trust, connection, and purpose, and why that matters more than ever in a digital-first world. Attendees will walk away with inspiration to bring clarity, care, and human value into their own transformation efforts.
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Board Panel The Signals We’re MissingIn a world flooded with dashboards and metrics, the loudest signals often steal the spotlight—while the most powerful insights go unheard. This panel explores what it means to truly listen to the silent majority of customers: those whose feedback isn’t captured in traditional surveys, whose experiences are filtered through cultural bias, or whose voices are lost in outdated listening systems. Join the EITK Advisory Board as they challenge the current state of customer listening by asking hard questions:
We’ll also explore how AI-powered sentiment detection can help uncover unspoken truths and emerging emotions—if applied with intention and ethics. From tuning into passive signals to reshaping how and where we listen, this conversation will open new possibilities for creating a listening culture that is inclusive, intelligent, and alive. If we want to meet customers where they are, we must hear even what they don’t say. The future of customer experience depends not just on collecting more data—but on listening differently.
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![]() Jeff Tropeano Executive Vice President, Global Technology Consulting ![]() |
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Networking Break
Customer Shop Talks
Customer Shop Talk sessions are small, industry-expert-led discussions on a laser-focused topic. Attendees will pick two of the four available 40-minute sessions.
Thanks to Our Partner

For too long, themes in CX have been focused on deflection, asking, “How many customers can we avoid?”
The more meaningful question is: “How can we resolve their issues?” Customers don’t care how many steps you eliminated in your workflow or how much faster your team completed their post-call dispositions. They care about one thing: Was my problem solved quickly and effectively?
As CCaaS continues to evolve, contact-center leaders must meet ever-higher demands for efficiency, personalization, and seamless omnichannel service. Teams can no longer tolerate half-baked channels, siloed agents, or reporting nightmares. Today, they’re embracing AI-powered, unified workspaces that weave rich contextual data with intelligent, empathy-driven tools so every interaction becomes fast, personal, and on-brand at scale.
In this session led by Zendesk, you’ll explore real-world examples of contact centers around the world that have:
You’ll walk away with actionable strategies to transform your contact center into a modern resolution engine by:
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Launching a generative AI pilot is easy. Launching the right one—one that aligns with your risk tolerance, delivers measurable outcomes, and sets you up to scale—is far more difficult. Presented by ASAPP and PTP, this session will help CX leaders to choose, test, and take generative agent pilots to the next level, with confidence.
You’ll explore:
If you’re looking to quickly accelerate your AI journey and maximize ROI—without overpromising or overengineering—this session is for you.
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Vice President & Head of Partnerships and Business Operations |
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Executive Consultant ![]()
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Outdated training tools are failing modern customer service agents—leaving them underprepared, under-coached, and overwhelmed. In this interactive Shop Talk, Reddy invites you to step into the shoes of a newly hired agent navigating legacy onboarding and the daily grind of frontline support. Through hands-on simulation, reflection, and role-play, you’ll uncover the gaps in traditional enablement and see why it’s time to get your LMS truly “Reddy” for your agents.
Key Takeaways:
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CEO and Founder ![]() |
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Senior Director of Call Center Operations ![]()
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The contact center is at a turning point—leaders are under pressure to deliver efficiency without eroding the customer experience. In this Shop Talk, Todd Stanley, former COO of Achieve and former senior CX leader at Intuit, will share candid lessons from years of leading large-scale transformations.
Drawing on his experience deploying enterprise AI, Todd will discuss how organizations can:
In this session, we’ll explore what’s next for contact centers as AI Agents move from concept to reality, reshaping how routine work is handled and how human expertise is elevated. Leaders will gain perspective on how to prepare their organizations today to capture these opportunities tomorrow.
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Vice President of Strategic Sales |
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This fast-paced session brings together a panel of CX leaders who are deeply immersed in the challenges and opportunities facing the industry today. Drawing on their diverse backgrounds and day-to-day leadership, panelists will explore what’s driving progress, what’s standing in the way, and how leading organizations are turning insight into impact. Attendees will walk away with a clearer view of the CX landscape, real-time benchmarking from peer responses, and fresh strategies they can apply within their own teams.
By pairing live polling with Execs In The Know’s latest research report’s core findings, we’ll use the session to test predictions, validate (or challenge) existing data points, and capture what’s changed in real-time. This approach gives attendees a rare opportunity to see how their organization stacks up, where their peers are headed, and what strategies are gaining traction across industries right now.
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Senior Vice President, Member Experience |
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Head of Retail Lending Operations & Servicing ![]() |
In an era dominated by AI and automation, it’s easy to lose sight of what’s most critical in delivering standout customer experiences: the people making them happen. Amid the tech-driven transformation of CX, one truth remains—companies that thrive are those where agents, and the teams supporting them, are engaged, empowered, and equipped to deliver at a high level.
In this dynamic session, Terri DeMent, Director, Consumer Engagement at Nestlé Purina—and Amy Bouthilet, VP of Global Talent at Alta Resources, a leading end-to-end CX BPO, discuss what it truly takes to build and sustain an employee-first culture. Drawing from real-world examples, they’ll share the challenges and breakthroughs of scaling engagement across complex enterprises, and how placing people at the core of CX operations leads to measurable impact—from improved customer satisfaction scores to stronger revenue performance.
With a 9-year partnership with Gallup, Alta’s proven approach to employee engagement and leadership development has redefined how to embed culture into the everyday fabric of CX delivery. Attendees will gain actionable strategies to overcome barriers, develop engaged teams, and elevate both employee and customer outcomes in a world increasingly shaped by technology.
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Join us to discover why, amid rapid technological change, people still drive CX success.
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AI and automation are no longer emerging tools; they’re embedded in the DNA of today’s CX strategies. From transforming contact centers to driving operational efficiency and delivering more seamless customer interactions, they’ve promised smarter, more seamless customer experiences. But are they delivering?
This panel takes a clear-eyed look at what’s really happening after implementation. What gains have proven sustainable? Where are expectations falling short? And how are CX leaders rethinking their approach as they face the hard truths of integration, training, measurement, and impact? You’ll hear from leading brands on navigating the evolving balance between humans and machines, including how they’re redefining agent roles, capturing the right metrics, and translating the voice of the customer into iterative, AI-fueled improvements.
Whether you’re scaling automation or just beginning to integrate AI pilots, this session offers grounded insights, honest lessons, and forward-looking guidance for building the intelligent contact center of tomorrow.
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![]() Danielle Doremus
Senior Director, ClassPass Business Operations and CX |
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Senior Director, of Customer Care |
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Keynote
We live in an age of constant noise, where information overload and endless distractions threaten our ability to focus. In times like these, effective leadership hinges on one critical skill: controlling perspective. This high-energy, insightful talk explores how leaders can rise above the chaos, define what matters, and guide their teams with clarity and courage.
Drawing from personal stories of playing quarterback in the NFL and leading one of the largest churches in the country, Travis Brown unpacks practical strategies for filtering information, identifying wise voices, and adjusting leadership altitude to see the bigger picture. His message is a call to courageous leadership, where clarity isn’t just a skill, but a choice leaders must make in the face of complexity. Attendees will leave equipped to simplify the noise, stay grounded in purpose, and create environments where teams focus on what truly matters.
Travis is a former NFL quarterback and a pastor at one of the largest churches in the country. He is also the founder of 180 Sports, a nonprofit committed to transforming the culture of sports through training, scholarships, and equipment. With a unique blend of high-performance leadership and grounded wisdom, Travis speaks to both teams and individuals seeking to lead with purpose. With years of experience leading both on and off the field, he now inspires, challenges, and equips leaders to navigate high-stakes environments with clarity, resilience, and intention.
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After a full day of discussions, step into a hands-on experience where CX innovation comes to life. Explore interactive demos and concepts showcasing real-world applications designed to enhance customer experiences across various channels and processes. This engaging, relaxed environment is the perfect place to exchange ideas, gain fresh insights, and connect with fellow leaders over great food and cocktails. Visit each station and receive a gift card.
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We’re boogieing back in time to celebrate 15 groovy years of Execs In The Know! Get ready to bust a move at a far-out 70’s-themed bash full of funky beats, dazzling entertainment, and unforgettable experiences. Throw on your bell bottoms, bring your best disco moves, and let’s get down in Funkytown! |
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Keynote Elevating the Ride: The Journey to Best-in-Class Peloton Member ServicesGet ready for an exclusive look behind the scenes of Peloton’s journey. The highs, the pivots, and the powerhouse moves that keep Peloton’s Members cheering. Join keynote speaker Dawn Spring, Senior Vice President of Global Member Services at Peloton as she shares her journey over the last two years streamlining operations and elevating every touchpoint. Dawn has led with heart, hustle, and a relentless focus on connection. This session offers a candid look at Peloton’s transformation. You’ll hear how bold shifts have helped Peloton reimagine Member support. From connecting with game-changing partners, integrating new tech, and tapping into the power of AI, Dawn has helped catapult Member experiences to the next level. With a Member base as passionate as Peloton’s, it required leadership that could match their enthusiasm! Energetic and enthusiastic, Dawn brings a contagious passion for people to her role. It’s been a wild ride of transformation for Peloton’s Member Support Team — and they’ve emerged stronger than ever. It took some serious grit and a whole lot of heart, but they remain laser-focused on delivering an exceptional Member journey. This keynote promises to be an exciting deep dive into how Peloton has leveled up to deliver Member services that are just as legendary as its content and rockstar instructors, all for its incredible Peloton family.
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| 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM | Moments of Brilliance Moments of Brilliance are mini case-study sessions. Attendees can choose two of the four 25-minute sessions. Unlocking Call Center Revenue: How Princess Cruises is Driving GrowthThanks to Our Partner Most call center agents spend more time figuring out who to call or what to say than actually talking to guests. Princess Cruises is flipping that model — using AI and real-time data to put the right leads, the right insights, and the right timing directly into agents’ hands, making their jobs easier and more rewarding. Join Alvin Stokes, VP of Global Reservation and Guest Services at Princess Cruises, and Scott Sahadi, CEO of harpin AI, as they reveal how new tools are helping agents close more bookings with less guesswork. You’ll learn how Princess Cruises is:
This isn’t about more calls. It’s about smarter calls that convert — faster. If you want to see what significant MoM revenue growth looks like in action, don’t miss this.
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How Peloton Fixed Its MSAT HeadacheThanks to Our Partner Peloton was facing member experience challenges across its global partner network. To fix this problem, Peloton did what any great brand would do: they hit the reset button. The result? A laser-focused turnaround on their new north star metric: MSAT. Join this session to see how Peloton and ibex:
If you want to see how one of the world’s most recognizable brands turned MSAT from a pain point into a proof point, don’t miss this Moment of Brilliance.
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Panel Thanks to Our Partner The Talent Shift: Hiring, Training, and Compensation in an AI WorldCustomer expectations aren’t the only thing evolving, so are the people behind every interaction. As AI and automation continue to reshape the contact center, they’re not just enhancing tools and workflows; they’re fundamentally transforming the agent role itself. In this new era, agents are expected to do more than follow a script. They’re problem solvers, brand ambassadors, and emotional first responders—navigating increasingly complex issues that require both high-tech fluency and high-EQ finesse. These changes are pushing organizations to rethink everything: how we recruit and train, how we compensate and support, what skills matter most in the modern CX workforce, and how entirely new roles may emerge. This panel brings together CX leaders to unpack how AI is reshaping the future of work: redefining the skills we hire for, influencing compensation models, and transforming how training, reskilling, and upskilling are delivered and absorbed. As the role of the agent evolves—shifting from repetitive tasks to higher-value, empathy-driven work—companies must balance automation with human augmentation and adopt strategies for building and supporting a workforce prepared to meet the demands of a more complex, tech-integrated customer experience. The future is faster, smarter, and more connected but success depends on leading with intention, investing in emotional intelligence, and designing roles that elevate both technology and humanity.
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Keynote More Than a Game: Creating Legendary CX One Fan at a TimeSports have a unique superpower: they unite generations through a shared passion for players, teams, and events. They break down barriers, find common ground, build connections, and create memories that last a lifetime. In today’s CX landscape, increasingly dominated by AI, automation, and efficiency, how can brands still harness those emotional connections to fuel the future of customer experience? Keynote Maureen Barnett, Vice President of Global Fan Experience at Fanatics, will discuss how leading brands can transform traditional service centers into vibrant experience hubs. She’ll also share how Fanatics redefined the role of customer service agents as true brand ambassadors, empowered to create delight through meaningful, personal connections. From designing a “full-circle” connection model that will boost performance to blending innovative technology with human warmth, Barnett offers practical strategies for delivering experiences far beyond the transaction. Attendees will walk away with a decisive shift in perspective that will challenge what’s possible and inspire them to reignite frontline engagement and delight customers. The real magic happens when your customers and employees don’t just engage with your brand but also believe in its experience.
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The Rise of Multimodal Customer Experience: Are We Moving Too Fast?Omnichannel was promised as the solution to a fragmented customer journey. While it delivered in many ways a new paradigm is taking shape, one defined by multimodal experiences powered by AI, automation, and real-time context. Customers can now move fluidly between voice, chat, video, and digital channels, often without a visible transition. For some, this represents the ideal journey. For others, it can feel as though the human element of customer care is slipping away. As organizations race to innovate, many are unintentionally creating gaps, not just between channels, but between themselves and key segments of their customer base. With varying levels of digital fluency and generational differences, and varying expectations, a one-size-fits-all approach to CX no longer scales. So, the question becomes: In our pursuit of the future, are we leaving parts of our customer base behind? In this candid and forward-looking discussion, CX leaders will explore:
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CX Livewire: Consumer Voices, Real-Time ReactionsCustomer expectations are constantly evolving, and understanding how consumers perceive service, support channels, and emerging technologies is critical for shaping effective CX strategies. In this fast-paced and interactive session, panelists will explore key insights from Execs In The Know’s latest research findings, capturing the perspectives and expectations of CX leaders and consumers. Throughout the discussion, panelists will react to both the research findings and live polling of the CRS audience, creating a dynamic comparison between what consumers say they want and how organizations are currently approaching service delivery. These real-time insights will allow attendees to benchmark their own thinking against the room, while panelists share practical perspectives from inside their organizations on how they interpret, and respond to, shifting consumer expectations. Expect candid reactions, engaging audience participation, and thought-provoking contrasts between consumer sentiment and operational reality. This high-energy session is designed to spark conversation, challenge assumptions, and highlight where CX leaders may need to adapt in order to meet the evolving demands of their customers. |
Agent-Facing AI for CX: Through the Eyes of the AgentFor decades, contact center agents have been expected to act as human search engines navigating complex knowledge bases, policy documents, and fragmented systems to find the right answer for customers. But the emergence of agent-facing AI is beginning to shift that paradigm. Instead of simply retrieving information, modern AI tools can now interpret context, surface relevant guidance, and recommend next-best actions in real time. This panel will explore how CX leaders are deploying AI to transform the agent role, and what this experience is like from the agent’s perspective. Panelists will discuss how tools such as AI copilots, real-time knowledge synthesis, contextual assistance, automated summarization, and predictive assistance are helping agents navigate complex conversations more effectively while reducing cognitive load. At the same time, organizations must carefully balance automation with human judgment, ensuring agents remain empowered decision-makers. Panelists will also address the operational and cultural challenges of introducing AI into the agent workflow including trust, training, governance, and change management. Attendees will hear practical insights (and hopefully firsthand feedback from agents) on what’s working, what’s not, and how agent-facing AI can simultaneously improve efficiency, enhance employee experience, and deliver better outcomes for customers. |
The Next Gen CX Business Plan: Preparing for the Next 3–5 YearsFor years, organizations have piloted AI-powered support, automation, proactive service models, and intelligent self-service. Now, the industry is reaching an inflection point: what happens when these capabilities mature into the standard operating model? The question for leaders is no longer if these technologies work, but how to architect a business plan that thrives once they are fully integrated. Moving from pilot to scale requires a fundamental shift in how we lead. It demands a roadmap for workforce evolution, a commitment to data integrity, and a new definition of “success” that balances efficiency with the human connection customer still crave. What does workforce strategy look like when AI handles a significant portion of interactions? How do roles evolve? What investments must be made now in data quality, governance, and systems integration to support intelligent, proactive service? How is success measured? How do organizations deliver the trust, clarity, and the confidence that define Customer Assurance? In this discussion, CX leaders will explore:
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Customer Assurance: A Leadership Decision, Not a DepartmentCustomer Assurance is not a department or a checklist. It is the confidence customers feel when they know a company will show up with clarity, competence, and care. It is built through leadership decisions that shape how the organization communicates, operates, and responds when something matters most. In an era defined by automation, AI, and no-reply emails, customers are tired of simply being processed. They are asking deeper questions: Do I feel safe doing business with you? Do I trust this experience? Do I believe this company will take care of me when it counts? True assurance is what turns a transaction into trust. It requires more than strong service design. It takes leadership alignment, clear decision-making, and systems that make confidence possible at every stage of the customer journey. That includes how expectations are set, how issues are owned, how employees are empowered, and how technology is used to support rather than distance the customer relationship. In this discussion, CX leaders will explore:
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