The Customer Is Always Right

The Customer Is Always Right

Description image by Robert Gold Producer and Co-host, BusinessCast; Managing Partner, Bennett Gold LL.P.
  • First Posted: Jun 08 2010 17:00 PM
  • Updated: 8 days ago

If you don’t take care of your customers, someone else will.

Co-hosted by Andrew Z. Brown

In this week's episode of the BusinessCast, hosts Robert Gold and Andrew Brown talk with Stephen Smith, former president and CEO of WestJet and Zip Air. Stephen explains how entrepreneurs can ensure the customer experience they're providing keeps clients coming back for more.

(Run-time: 16 minutes.)

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