Nominations open for inaugural customer service awards
By Zya Williams
Nominations are now being accepted for the inaugural WOW Factor Awards, which aim to recognize outstanding customer service across various sectors.
Organized by the non-governmental organization Irise Management Services, these awards seek to celebrate excellence in industries such as education, sports, hospitality, tourism, sales, marketing, finance, IT, media, entertainment, manufacturing, energy, entrepreneurship, health, wellness, law enforcement, and safety.
To nominate individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to their customers, the public is encouraged to visit the WOW Factor Awards Facebook page and follow the nomination link.
The nomination period concludes on July 14, 2024.
Once nominations close, a panel of judges consisting of customer service professionals and other experts will rigorously evaluate submissions to determine finalists in each category.
After selecting the top three finalists in each category, the public will be invited to vote for the winners.
Winners will be announced on October 12, 2024, marking the conclusion of International Customer Service Week.
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