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RNCP – Customer Experience Marketing Manager

Level 7 (EU) ” Customer Experience Marketing Manager ” professional qualification, NSF code 312, awarded by INSEEC MSc (CEE-SO, CEE-RA, CEE-OUEST, CEE-M, CEFAS, MBA INSTITUTE), registered under number 38598 in the RNCP (Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles) by decision of the Director General of France Compétences on 9 February 2024.

Certification is awarded by capitalising on all the blocks of skills. Each skill in a block must be confirmed in order to obtain the block of skills. Partial validation of a block is not possible.

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Description of the methods for acquiring certification by capitalisation of blocks of skills and/or by correspondence

What are the assessment procedures?

The Customer Experience Marketing Manager’s main activity is to place the optimisation of the customer experience at the heart of the organisation. The aim is to manage and maximise the customer experience throughout the purchasing process (upstream and downstream of the purchase or service) in order to satisfy customers and build loyalty.

The Customer Experience Marketing Manager is the guarantor, on the one hand, of a good user experience and the conductor of customer satisfaction; and on the other hand, of the effectiveness and profitability of the solutions for optimising customer relations.

The expertise of the Customer Experience Marketing Manager consists of identifying, qualifying and prioritising the actions to be deployed to achieve this improvement objective. He or she must schedule these actions and make trade-offs, distinguishing between quick wins and longer-term projects, using the tools at his or her disposal.

In response to business needs

Customer Experience Marketing Managers work in all business sectors (Banking, Insurance, Fintech, Distribution, E-retail, E-commerce, E-Tourism, Mobility, Online Intermediation, Circular Economy, Luxury, Fashion, Hospitality, etc.), in large companies as well as in French SME-SMIs, subsidiaries of multinationals, consultancies and service providers, and finally in community services. They can also work as consultants.

The role and specific professional responsibilities of this manager may vary depending on the type of company he or she works for. While the theory and general principles of customer experience are universal, the implementation of experiential marketing is specific to each experiential circumstance, and therefore to each business sector.