Since taking over Webhelp UK (formerly HEROtcs) as CEO in 2008, David Turner has tripled revenue, reshaped the company’s approach to customers and spearheaded a buyout by French CRM specialist Webhelp. Critical Eye, a community of connected leaders across different industries, recently published an article that contains David’s experience of leading the organisation from the beginning of his journey to his vision for the future. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format. Alternatively, click through to read the article on the Critical eye website (member access only).
New business ideas that are channeled towards creating innovative products pop up every day, however, very few of them manage to change the status quo in their respective fields. Executing an idea is just as important as the people who drive that change – they are a critical success factor of the project. “Don’t just play the game - change the game. The goals are to create, improve...
ReadWebhelp rings in its next phase of strategic development with new brand Paris-headquartered Webhelp, the European leader in customer experience and business solutions, today revealed its revamped brand platform, supported by an updated visual identity. The group’s new brand reunites the...
ReadWebhelp is delighted to sponsor Oor Wullie’s Big Bucket Trail 2019, Scotland’s first-ever national public art trail, raising vital funds for children in hospital across Scotland. Each week of the event takes on a different theme, as it is Charity Week, it’s a perfect time to look back at...
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ReadThe Webhelp Disruptor Series. Be part of it! This paper has been borne of conversations with experts within Webhelp and beyond and is also the result of a YouGov study of over 2,000 adults in the UK. Find out consumer attitudes towards AI and automation and read expert views...
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