The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the blueprint to attain a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, particularly in reaching the most vulnerable.The snowballing debt burden faced by many presents one of the greatest difficulties to sustainable development.
Recent research from debt charity StepChange revealed that the number of people struggling with financial commitments has doubled since the start of the pandemic.The report reveals that 6.4 million adults are feeling the pressure of debt.
This video series features discussions with our guest speakers and market analysts about how we can better support the expanding dimensions of customer vulnerability from both a customer and employee perspective.
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Part 2: The rising problem and changing nature of vulnerability
Part 3: The further impact of the cost of living crisis on vulnerable customers
Part 4: What is our organisational response to vulnerability beyond regulatory mandates?
Part 5: Building the blocks of a vulnerability strategy
Martin Hill-Wilson
CEO, Brainfood Consulting
Martin was CEO of one of the first BPOs and CX consultancies in the UK. He then spent a decade in the systems integration industry positioning the value of new technology and the associated change agenda. He is now in his tenth year as Brainfood Consulting offering a mix of services. These include conference chairing, keynotes, webinars, whitepapers, workshops, consulting and mentoring.
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Anne Marie Forsyth
CEO, CCA Global Ltd
Anne Marie is a regular speaker on customer experience, both in the UK and internationally. She is committed to improved professionalism, is passionate about customer service, and is convinced of the need for organisations to leverage their potential to achieve competitive advantage and customer service excellence.
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Vanessa Northam
Head of Charity Development, StepChange Debt Charity
A strategic and engaging leader with a depth of knowledge in relationship management, consumer vulnerability, open banking and debt advice, garnered via roles in financial services, energy, fintech and charities.
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Richard Lim
CEO, Retail Economics
Richard is CEO and founder of Retail Economics, an independent economics consultancy focused on consumer and retail working with a range of global brands. He previously headed up the ‘Retail Insight and Analytics’ team at the British Retail Consortium. Before that, he worked in mergers and acquisitions for Citi.
