Impressive list of upwardly-mobile achievers
The 30 under 40 list of Loyalty Royalty has been running since 2018 as part of the International Loyalty Awards. This annual competition has highlighted the incredible talent flourishing in our industry. These are the movers and shakers that are the lifeblood of our profession. They are the ones making sure customer loyalty stays fresh and inspiring.
Why Open-Loop Programs are the Future of Customer Retention In recent years, industries across the board, from retail to travel to banking, have jumped on the loyalty program bandwagon, keen to incentivize customers, increase engagement and foster brand-to-customer relations. Given that recent studies have shown that 57% of consumers spend more on brands to which…
List of finalists announced for International Loyalty Awards 2023
The International Loyalty Awards are proud to announce that Nayax CoinBridge is the prime sponsor for 2023.
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A prestigious roll-call of significant brands from across the world were celebrated this week at a glitzy black tie gala evening in London for the International Loyalty Awards.
The 30 under 40 list of Loyalty Royalty is a celebration of the incredible talent emerging and flourishing in our industry. These people are the lifeblood of the loyalty business and truly deserve the title of Loyalty Royalty. The 30 Under 40 list has been running for over five years, and each time we look at the entries we are blown away by the calibre of their achievements. Here are the people at the cutting edge of loyalty developments. The movers, shakers and doers. We applaud them.
In conversation with George Wilson-Howell, head of product, EMEA, global merchant loyalty at SessionM, a Mastercard company Mastercard expanded its presence in the merchant loyalty space with its 2019 acquisition of SessionM. Loyalty Magazine asks George Wilson-Howell Head of Product, EMEA, Global Merchant Loyalty at SessionM, a Mastercard company, why this is. Loyalty Magazine: Mastercard…
A review of every entry that made it to the Finalists stage of the judging for the International Loyalty Awards 2022
pretty far with just a great idea and a little bit of investment. During that time, the term “disruptive” was second only to “Blockchain” in every elevator pitch I heard from my fellow founders who were also chasing investment in the fundraising circuit! writes Andy Kulina, consumer engagement & retention strategy director, Oracle EMEA
Record number of entries and an incredible list of Finalists for the International Loyalty Awards 2022
“The global loyalty landscape has dramatically shifted in the wake of the global pandemic. Customers think differently, privacy laws and policies have changed and mobile adoption has skyrocketed. Brands must continuously evaluate their programme offers to best fit with how consumers behave and the upcoming 2022 International Loyalty Awards will recognize those brands who have…
The International Loyalty Awards organisers say the big names joining the roster of sponsors for 2022 prove the high value and importance placed on customer loyalty across all sectors. Prime sponsor this year is Oracle which offers customers its Oracle Fusion Advertising and Customer Experience (CX) Cloud, providing a connected suite of applications that goes beyond traditional CRM to help…
The Loyalty Awards 2013 – What a night! With a theme of ‘A night at the movies’, 1940s camera men and Marilyn Monroe waiting at the entrance on a red carpet it was clear right from the beginning that this was going to be a fantastic evening. (Click here to see the photos from the…
The inaugural Loyalty Awards enjoyed overwhelming success in June 2012 with much celebrating and valued networking. The event saw some of the industry’s most influential and key figures from across Europe and the Middle East gather at the prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel in London’s Mayfair. The Awards ceremony was hosted by comedian Stephen Mangan of…
