1029 Chris Lynam – The Choreography of Customer Service

The Choreography of Customer Service

Customer service is a lot like dancing. You can sit on the sidelines, go through the motions, or take the time to learn. In this interview I speak with Chris Lynam who will give you the moves to stand out. Great insight!

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Guest Bio.

Chris Lynam is a small business owner, father of five, and the author of the book The Choreography of Customer Service.  While most business books are written from the perspective of the board room, his point of view comes from the ballroom.  As a professional dancer, teacher, and worldwide trainer for Arthur Murray International, Chris’s book reveals the secrets to high touch customer service for you and your business.

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