Cornell CHR and SAS Webcast Series
Loyalty, Rewards and Value:
What Do We Want from Our Customers?
On-Demand Webcast
To reduce customer defection and track their best patrons, many hospitality and gaming businesses include a loyalty program as part of their customer relationship management strategy. But how does an organization strike a balance between improving the customer experience and controlling costs?
Tune in to this Webcast and learn how to:
- Implement a successful rewards program.
- Identify goals and current capabilities of your rewards program.
- Avoid common pitfalls of managing loyalty programs.
- Calculate customer lifetime value (CLV) to help ensure long-term stability and growth.
Participants
Michael McCallVisiting Scholar
Cornell Center for Hospitality Research
Dr. Michael McCall, professor of marketing and law at Ithaca College, is the Visiting Scholar in the School of Hotel Administration, and a Research Fellow of the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research. He’s published more than 40 academic articles and taught various marketing courses in the areas of marketing services, pricing and consumer behavior.
His primary research program focuses on the role of customer reward programs in creating customer loyalty, rebate programs, and perceptions of value among competing hospitality and service products. Dr. McCall earned his Ph.D. in experimental and applied social psychology from Arizona State University.
David C. OgdenPrincipal Analytics Consultant
SAS
David Ogden has 20 years of experience in statistical analysis and predictive modeling. His business experience spans operations and financial analysis, database marketing, acquisition and retention strategy, with a specialization in Customer Lifetime Value methodologies.
Mr. Ogden has designed solutions in a diverse range of industries including telecom, health sciences, online retailers, satellite television, and financial services. His analytical solutions assist customers with business challenges including early warning systems, strategic cost and revenue management, long-range economic modeling, process improvements, marketing optimization, and forecasting.
Prior to his consulting and corporate experience, Ogden taught college mathematics and statistics at Wichita State University.
About the Webcast Series
Insights and Innovations for Hospitality and Gaming is a seven-part Webcast series sponsored by The Center for Hospitality Research at Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration and SAS. Each Webcast highlights a hot topic in the hospitality and gaming industry, including data quality, labor planning, customer loyalty, sustainability and more.
Be sure to view other Webcasts in the series.
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