262:  Who Really Owns Customer Experience? (part two)

262: Who Really Owns Customer Experience? (part two)

July 16, 2026 · 32 min · Episode 262

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John DiJulius and Dave Murray discuss the importance of internal structures like the customer experience steering committee and CX ambassadors in sustaining customer experience initiatives.

How to Build the Teams That Make Customer Experience Stick Episode 262 of the Customer Service Revolution Podcast Launching a customer experience initiative is one thing. Building the internal structure that keeps it alive is another. In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution Podcast, John DiJulius continues his conversation with Dave Murray, Vice President of The DiJulius Group, about the stakeholders required to successfully launch and sustain a customer experience transformation. They focus on two groups that can determine whether a CX initiative becomes part of the culture or quietly disappears: the customer experience steering committee and CX ambassadors. Dave explains who should serve on a CX steering committee, how often the group should meet, what responsibilities it should own, and why representation must extend beyond customer-facing departments. John and Dave also explore how frontline employees can become influential CX ambassadors who reinforce standards, build peer-level support, and help organizations identify future leaders. Related: Building an initiative that lasts Why a Customer Experience Steering Committee Matters A CX steering committee serves as…

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