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SPM Essentials: Listening to Employees as a Business Strategy Brief
Employee satisfaction and feedback are an often-overlooked asset for your business. Employees know the most about your customers and can be a wealth of ideas for improving your operations and human resource development. Are you making the most of their feedback? This brief summarizes the webinar that explores these questions with speakers from Fundación Paraguaya, Crystal (Georgia), and VisionFund Mexico.
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SPM Essentials: Listening to Employees as a Business Strategy Presentation
Employee satisfaction and feedback are an often-overlooked asset for your business. Employees know the most about your customers and can be a wealth of ideas for improving your operations and human resource development. Are you making the most of their feedback? This presentation accompanies the webinar that explores these questions with speakers from Fundación Paraguaya, Crystal (Georgia), and VisionFund Mexico.
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SPM Essentials: Using Client Feedback to Inform Product Design Presentation
Presentations used in a webinar on Dimension 3 of the Universal Standards, Client-centric Products and Services, and in particular on using client feedback to inform product design. Representatives from Entrepreneurs du Monde and its partner Anh Chi Em (ACE), located in Vietnam, discuss a recent client satisfaction survey that ACE implemented and how they are applying survey results to future product decisions. Representatives from the Terwilliger Center of Habitat for Humanity International and from Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF), located in the Philippines, share lessons learned from their work to develop a new housing product, focusing in particular on the product design phase.
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SPM Essentials: Using Client Feedback to Inform Product Design Brief
This brief summarizes a webinar on Dimension 3 of the Universal Standards, Client-centric Products and Services, and in particular on using client feedback to inform product design. Representatives from Entrepreneurs du Monde and its partner Anh Chi Em (ACE), located in Vietnam, discuss a recent client satisfaction survey that ACE implemented and how they are applying survey results to future product decisions. Representatives from the Terwilliger Center of Habitat for Humanity International and from Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF), located in the Philippines, share lessons learned from their work to develop a new housing product, focusing in particular on the product design phase.
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SPM Essentials: Use what you have: Discovering client insights in your existing data Brief
This brief summarzes the key points from a webinar discussing how to use your existing client data to reveal actionable insights. Specifically, in analyzing financial behavior by client segment, you can uncover trends in product uptake and use by your clients and use that information to improve performance. The speakers are Mariano Frontera, Director Ejecutivo of Fundación Dominicana de Desarrollo, and Jacobo Menjovsky, independent data analyst.
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SPM Essentials: Responsible Use of Profits Presentation
This presentation accompanies in which speakers from AMK (Cambodia) and GM Bank (Philippines) share the specific ways in which they integrate client-centric decisions into their budget and business plans, and how they engage with socially committed investors. A representative from Dia Vikas shares how Dia promotes social performance through its investments. SPTF’s Amelia Greenberg describes how dimension 6 of the Universal Standards has been revised to strengthen and clarify the management practices connected with a responsible use of profits.
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SPM Essentials: Responsible Use of Profits Brief
This brief summarizes the webinar in which speakers from AMK (Cambodia) and GM Bank (Philippines) share the specific ways in which they integrate client-centric decisions into their budget and business plans, and how they engage with socially committed investors. A representative from Dia Vikas shares how Dia promotes social performance through its investments. SPTF’s Amelia Greenberg describes how dimension 6 of the Universal Standards has been revised to strengthen and clarify the management practices connected with a responsible use of profits.
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SPM Essentials: Practical ways to address gender-related risks at your organization Presentation
Dimension 2 of the Universal Standards focuses on leadership's role in creating a culture of commitment to SPM. This presentation accompanied the webinar sharing the experiences of two FSPs who have taken steps to do this by exploring how better to meet the needs of female employees and customers. In collaboration with Grameen Foundation, CREDICAMPO of El Salvador and ODEF Financiera of Honduras participated in a training and a rapid assessment that focused on gender-related risks and opportunities and are now applying lessons learned to their policies and practices.
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SPM Essentials: Developing Employee Capacity to Achieve Your Social Mission Presentation
Presentation accompanying the ILO and SPTF co-hosted webinar to discuss how financial service providers can improve social performance through the right employee recruitment, incentives, training, and ongoing communication about the organization's progress toward achieving its social goals. The featured speakers were Alia FARHAT of Al Majmoua (Lebanon), Andrija DRAGANIC of MonteCredit (Montenegro), and Sandhya SURESH of ESAF Small Finance Bank (India).
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SPM Essentials: Developing Employee Capacity to Achieve Your Social Mission Brief
Brief summarizing the ILO and SPTF co-hosted webinar to discuss how financial service providers can improve social performance through the right employee recruitment, incentives, training, and ongoing communication about the organization's progress toward achieving its social goals. The featured speakers were Alia FARHAT of Al Majmoua (Lebanon), Andrija DRAGANIC of MonteCredit (Montenegro), and Sandhya SURESH of ESAF Small Finance Bank (India).
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