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Association hosts new webinar on cultural intelligence and customer experience

Attendees will learn how developing an understanding for cultural nuance can increase customer comfort, employee engagement and the bottom line. 
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Cultural nuances around language, service, technology, and formality can affect customer satisfaction and likelihood of repeat visits and referrals. In this webinar, scheduled for April 14 at 2 p.m. ET, you’ll learn how developing an understanding for cultural nuance can increase customer comfort, employee engagement, and your bottom line. 

Learn from Andre Howell from the Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance and Bill Fultz from Heartland Payment Systems on how developing a culture attuned to nuance can improve the customer experience.

In this webinar, you will:

  • Gain insight into how being aware of cultural nuance improves the customer experience
  • Understand how to assess and appreciate cultural differences in your customer base
  • Learn how to support your team members and their customer interaction 

Click here to download "How Cultural Intelligence Leads to Customer Comfort."

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