BDO completes stage 1 of ambitious client project

BDO completes its E4C development program aimed at delivering ‘breakthrough client experience’

Written by AccountancyAge.com

BDO Stoy Hayward has just completed an ambitions program, Energy for Clients (E4C), aimed delivering a Breakthrough Client Experience to all its clients.

Jeremy Newman, BDO Stoy Hayward managing partner, said E4C was an ambitious program because this was the first time the firm had tried to give all its staff a similar development opportunity in a series of one day events run over four weeks.

‘The feedback on the programme has been really good but the most positive feedback is that some 92% of our people at all levels, and including partners, participated in E4C,’ he said. ‘This level of participation reflects an extraordinary degree of commitment by our people to really understand what each of them can do to deliver a truly breakthrough client experience.

‘This is the first in a series of programmes we are developing to harness our exceptional employment experience and translate this into an exceptional client experience so that we deliver an award winning client experience to match our award winning employment experience.’

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