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MAKE  IT AN  EXPERIENCE Amy Shepherd		Brian Humphrey	Cailin Radcliffe MAKE  IT AN  EXPERIENCE Amy Shepherd		Brian Humphrey	Cailin Radcliffe

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2 Its our job every day to make every important aspect of the customer experience a little bit better Jeff Bezos 3 WHAT MAKES A MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE 4 GREAT EXPERIENCES ARE ID: 670634

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MAKE IT AN EXPERIENCE

Amy Shepherd Brian Humphrey Cailin RadcliffeSlide2

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“It’s our job every day to make every

important aspect of the customer

experience a little bit better” – Jeff BezosSlide3

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WHAT MAKES

A

MEMORABLE

EXPERIENCE?Slide4

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GREAT

EXPERIENCES ARE

DIFFERENTIATORSSlide5

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THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF EXPERIENCES

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out of

10

US consumers say they would

pay more

to ensure a superior experience

Americans tell an average of

9

people about good experiences, and tell

16 people about poor experiencesConsumer spending on experiences has increased 70% since 1987

78% of millennials would rather spend money on a desirable experience vs. product purchasesSlide6

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OUR CUSTOMER

EXPERIENCE

FOCUSSlide9

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CONFIDENTIAL

“My customers would come away from a Kitchen Show with tips on what they saw and learned that night, as well as easy-to-prepare, time-saving recipes”

– Doris Christopher

WHERE WE STARTED

Slide10

10

Delivering a great customer experience through incredible shows and service is what sets

Pampered Chef apart from other cookware brands

WHERE WE ARE TODAYSlide11

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“Pampered Chef is truly loved by its customers because it has found a need and filled it exceptionally well, helping everyday home

cooks

become masters of their own home kitchens and making mealtime preparation quick, easy and fun”

-

Warren Buffett Slide12

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OUR

EXPERIENCE

BIG BET TEAMSlide13

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Enhance current customer experience

Create new experiences and services that leverage our combined strengths

Your Experience and Expertise

Our Brand Strength & Reputation

Support and enhance your success

OUR TEAM’S GOALSSlide14

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Strong Field Organization

Trusted Brand

Customer Research/Insights, Field Feedback, and Pilots

Optimize Existing Show

Develop New Services/Experiences

Strength of Product and Experience

OPTIMIZING EXISTING SHOW AND DEVELOPING NEW SERVICESSlide15

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OUR DESIGN THINKING PROCESSSlide16

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NET PROMOTER SCORE ‘NPS’

NPS is a standardized measure of customer satisfaction

We’ve asked over 150K hosts and guests : Would you recommend attending (or hosting) a Pampered Chef show to your family and friends?

Our score from hosts is really strong, but the score from guests is below other best in class companies such as Apple or Nordstrom

Guest experience is important because leads to more bookings and salesSlide17

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SURVEY AND INTERVIEW FEEDBACK

Guests reported

they love

:

Products and the opportunity to “try before they buy”

Fun recipe

ideas and food or product

tips

Guests

reported

they disliked: Pressure to host the next party or become a Consultant

The slow check-out processHosts reported:

Loved earning rewards, and sharing PC with friendsDiscomfort sharing link between sales and host rewards

Feeling of pressureSlide18

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HOW CAN WE

IMPROVE

CUSTOMER

EXPERIENCE?Slide19

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“Do what you do so well, that they will want to see it again and bring their friends”

– Walt Disney Slide20

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Guests are

more engaged when they are

learningHelp your team think of ways to:Include

even more

food and product

tips

Food

history

is great to share at their shows

OUR CUSTOMERS VALUE LEARNINGSlide21

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Consumers are interested in cooking healthy meals with fresh ingredients, in 30 minutes or less, that still feel ‘from scratch’

Help your team suggest new recipes that are quick, healthy and

fun.

OUR CUSTOMERS DESIRE HEALTHY QUICK MEALSSlide22

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We learned the guests and hosts

least like

the feeling of obligation at showsYour show

is like a recipe,

hearing

great

tips, trying

the

products and socializing are

the main ingredients. Your booking and recruiting messages are

the seasoning – essential to include, but you don’t want them to be overpowering or too lengthyWE CAN PROVIDE A BALANCED

SHOW EXPERIENCESlide23

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WHAT ARE WE

DOING

WITH

EXPERIENCES

FOR

THE

REST

OF

2016? Slide24

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Our Experience Big Bet Team will continue to learn, pilot and refine experiences in 2016

We are already mapping out how to optimize the current show, as well as looking at piloting new experiences so look more news, results and information in the coming months!

This will continue to be a critical focus for us moving forward

OUR NEXT STEPSSlide25

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