UK Contact Centre Forum

UKCCF London Networking Event:

22nd  May 2026

Venue & Agenda TBC 

Register your details below to be emailed about this event. 

    8th April 2026, 9am – 12pm – Cisco Offices, Glasgow

    Spaces are limited so book your place today! 

    The UKCCF would like to invite you to join us for our next networking session in Scotland on 8th April 2026 at the Cisco Office Glasgow

    Agenda

    09:00am – 09:30am
    Coffee & Registration

    09:30am – 09:45am
    Trevor Butterworth, Founder, UKCCF Ltd
    Welcome & Update
    Trevor opens the day with an overview of the UKCCF roadmap and our full calendar of events through year-end 2026. This session also features a formal introduction to the recently launched UKCCF National Contact Centre Awards 2026, outlining the categories and key dates for this year’s programme.

    09:45am – 10:15am
    Darren Wake & Richard Blakeborough – CustomerSure, 
    “Turning Contact Centre Feedback into Better Experiences – Current Trends and Best Practice”
    We’ll explore what Voice of the Customer really means in practice, the different ways organisations can capture customer feedback, and how effective VoC programmes help organisations improve customer experience, support frontline teams, and drive meaningful change across the business.

    The session will cover:

    • What Voice of the Customer is — and what it isn’t

    • The benefits of VoC for customers, employees, and the wider organisation

    • What an effective customer feedback programme looks like in a contact centre environment

    • Common pitfalls to avoid

    • Best-practice tips for running and managing a successful Voice of the Customer programme

    Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how to start (or improve) a Voice of the Customer approach, and how customer feedback can be turned into insight, action, and better outcomes for both customers and colleagues.

    10:15am – 10:45am
    Brian Mallen – JAM Card
    A strategic approach to embedding effective inclusivity-led customer service for all – particularly, vulnerable customers’.
    The JAM Card is a unique way of supporting Vulnerable customers and will support your advisors in dealing with customers that need additional support.        

    10:45am – 11:15am
    Coffee Break

    11:15am – 12:15pm
    Trevor Geraghty – Account Executive – Cisco
    AI-augmented contact centres – So now your new colleagues are all robots”
    How is that working out for you ? Will office parties ever be the same again !
    AI-powered agents are transforming customer experience with autonomous resolutions, real-time insights, and seamless human-AI collaboration-delivering faster, smarter, and more personalized service worldwide. What have we learned and where next .

    12:15pm
    Meeting Closes

    12:15pm – 13:00
    Buffet Lunch provided by Cisco

    We do hope that you can join us for this session, if you have any questions regarding this session, please contact:
    Trevor Butterworth
    E: trevor@uk-ccf.co.uk
    T: 07932 669 299

    If you have any further questions , or would like to register for this event, please contact Trevor Butterworth on 07932 669 299 or email trevor@uk-ccf.co.uk using the form below
    Venue

    Cisco
    Dalmore House
    6th Floor
    310 St Vincent Street
    Glasgow
    G2 5RG

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