Customer Experience Business Consultant Lead

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Description and Requirements

Key responsibilities

Regional CX strategy and advisory

·     Execute the global CX strategy across Asia Pacific PCSD and ISG, translating enterprise priorities into a focused regional agenda.

·     Act as a strategic advisor to regional and business leaders by framing customer issues, business implications, risks, and recommended decisions.

·     Identify emerging customer-experience opportunities and systemic barriers across journeys, markets, segments, and business groups.

·     Promote consistent CX standards and maturity while accounting for local market, customer, and channel differences across Asia Pacific.

Voice of Customer, analytics, and insight

·     Synthesize survey feedback, verbatim comments, operational data, account signals, and research into defensible insights and prioritized opportunities.

·     Use AI-assisted and advanced analytical approaches to accelerate theme detection, segmentation, root-cause exploration, and executive reporting, with appropriate validation and human judgment.

·     Differentiate customer symptoms from underlying process, product, service, delivery, or ownership issues and identify cross-functional dependencies.

·     Maintain transparent methodologies, base sizes, assumptions, and limitations so findings can withstand leadership review.

Governance and action-plan enablement

·     Lead the CX governance cadence for Asia Pacific PCSD and ISG, including preparation for Business Critical and other executive reviews.

·     Guide regional and functional owners in defining clear actions, milestones, measures, dependencies, and escalation paths tied to customer priorities.

·     Monitor progress, challenge stalled or weak plans, identify gaps, and escalate decisions or barriers requiring leadership intervention.

·     Maintain an integrated view of significant CX actions and outcomes without transferring business ownership to the CX function.

Journey improvement and closed-loop management

·     Apply journey-management methods to identify friction, moments that matter, handoff failures, and opportunities for experience redesign.

·     Facilitate cross-functional workshops that move teams from customer evidence to root causes, solution options, and accountable next steps.

·     Strengthen closed-loop practices by connecting customer feedback with action, communication, and measurable follow-through.

·     Partner with global teams to reuse proven solutions and scale regional learning across PCSD and ISG.

Measurement, impact, and executive communication

·     Monitor CX KPIs, leading indicators, action-plan health, and relevant operational or financial measures to evaluate progress.

·     Support annual target-setting and ensure metrics are interpreted in context rather than treated as stand-alone scores.

·     Assess the contribution and evidence of impact from CX-enabled changes, recognizing when direct financial attribution is not possible.

·     Create concise executive narratives, dashboards, and recommendations that clarify what changed, why it matters, and what leaders need to do next.

Capability building and innovation

·     Build CX capability among consultants, focals, and partner teams through coaching, reusable methods, playbooks, and communities of practice.

·     Stay current on CX, analytics, AI, research, journey management, and governance practices; recommend practical improvements to team methods and tools.

·     Improve repeatability and efficiency by standardizing high-value analyses, prompts, templates, and governance artifacts while protecting data and quality standards.

Experience and qualifications

·     Bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, analytics, research, or related field; advanced degree or recognized CX certification (Certified Customer Experience Professional) preferred.

·     Experience in Customer Experience, business consulting, insights, strategy, operations, or a related discipline within a complex global or regional organization.

·     Demonstrated ability to influence senior leaders and cross-functional teams without direct authority.

·     Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, including the ability to integrate multiple data sources and distinguish evidence from assumptions.

·     Experience converting customer insights into prioritized actions, governance mechanisms, and measurable improvement plans.

·     Working knowledge of customer-listening platforms, analytics and visualization tools, Power BI, Microsoft 365, and AI-enabled analysis workflows.

·     Executive-level communication and storytelling skills, with the ability to simplify complex issues and make recommendations decision-ready.

·     Strong facilitation, consulting, and co-creation skills across diverse cultures, markets, and functions.

·     Ability to balance strategic thinking with disciplined execution, manage multiple priorities, and operate effectively in ambiguity.

·     Experience supporting both product-led and infrastructure, solutions, or services-oriented businesses is preferred.

·     Fluency in English required; additional Asia Pacific language capability is an advantage.

Leadership capabilities

·     Customer advocacy grounded in business context

·     Enterprise thinking across functions and journeys

·     Constructive challenge and influence without authority

·     Analytical rigor and intellectual curiosity

·     Cultural agility and regional sensitivity

·     Bias for action, transparency, and measurable follow-through

Key responsibilities

Regional CX strategy and advisory

·     Execute the global CX strategy across Asia Pacific PCSD and ISG, translating enterprise priorities into a focused regional agenda.

·     Act as a strategic advisor to regional and business leaders by framing customer issues, business implications, risks, and recommended decisions.

·     Identify emerging customer-experience opportunities and systemic barriers across journeys, markets, segments, and business groups.

·     Promote consistent CX standards and maturity while accounting for local market, customer, and channel differences across Asia Pacific.

Voice of Customer, analytics, and insight

·     Synthesize survey feedback, verbatim comments, operational data, account signals, and research into defensible insights and prioritized opportunities.

·     Use AI-assisted and advanced analytical approaches to accelerate theme detection, segmentation, root-cause exploration, and executive reporting, with appropriate validation and human judgment.

·     Differentiate customer symptoms from underlying process, product, service, delivery, or ownership issues and identify cross-functional dependencies.

·     Maintain transparent methodologies, base sizes, assumptions, and limitations so findings can withstand leadership review.

Governance and action-plan enablement

·     Lead the CX governance cadence for Asia Pacific PCSD and ISG, including preparation for Business Critical and other executive reviews.

·     Guide regional and functional owners in defining clear actions, milestones, measures, dependencies, and escalation paths tied to customer priorities.

·     Monitor progress, challenge stalled or weak plans, identify gaps, and escalate decisions or barriers requiring leadership intervention.

·     Maintain an integrated view of significant CX actions and outcomes without transferring business ownership to the CX function.

Journey improvement and closed-loop management

·     Apply journey-management methods to identify friction, moments that matter, handoff failures, and opportunities for experience redesign.

·     Facilitate cross-functional workshops that move teams from customer evidence to root causes, solution options, and accountable next steps.

·     Strengthen closed-loop practices by connecting customer feedback with action, communication, and measurable follow-through.

·     Partner with global teams to reuse proven solutions and scale regional learning across PCSD and ISG.

Measurement, impact, and executive communication

·     Monitor CX KPIs, leading indicators, action-plan health, and relevant operational or financial measures to evaluate progress.

·     Support annual target-setting and ensure metrics are interpreted in context rather than treated as stand-alone scores.

·     Assess the contribution and evidence of impact from CX-enabled changes, recognizing when direct financial attribution is not possible.

·     Create concise executive narratives, dashboards, and recommendations that clarify what changed, why it matters, and what leaders need to do next.

Capability building and innovation

·     Build CX capability among consultants, focals, and partner teams through coaching, reusable methods, playbooks, and communities of practice.

·     Stay current on CX, analytics, AI, research, journey management, and governance practices; recommend practical improvements to team methods and tools.

·     Improve repeatability and efficiency by standardizing high-value analyses, prompts, templates, and governance artifacts while protecting data and quality standards.

Experience and qualifications

·     Bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, analytics, research, or related field; advanced degree or recognized CX certification (Certified Customer Experience Professional) preferred.

·     Experience in Customer Experience, business consulting, insights, strategy, operations, or a related discipline within a complex global or regional organization.

·     Demonstrated ability to influence senior leaders and cross-functional teams without direct authority.

·     Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, including the ability to integrate multiple data sources and distinguish evidence from assumptions.

·     Experience converting customer insights into prioritized actions, governance mechanisms, and measurable improvement plans.

·     Working knowledge of customer-listening platforms, analytics and visualization tools, Power BI, Microsoft 365, and AI-enabled analysis workflows.

·     Executive-level communication and storytelling skills, with the ability to simplify complex issues and make recommendations decision-ready.

·     Strong facilitation, consulting, and co-creation skills across diverse cultures, markets, and functions.

·     Ability to balance strategic thinking with disciplined execution, manage multiple priorities, and operate effectively in ambiguity.

·     Experience supporting both product-led and infrastructure, solutions, or services-oriented businesses is preferred.

·     Fluency in English required; additional Asia Pacific language capability is an advantage.

Leadership capabilities

·     Customer advocacy grounded in business context

·     Enterprise thinking across functions and journeys

·     Constructive challenge and influence without authority

·     Analytical rigor and intellectual curiosity

·     Cultural agility and regional sensitivity

·     Bias for action, transparency, and measurable follow-through