Reports
The Customer Champions list celebrates organisations that generate value for both customers and shareholders
Mable’s technology-driven platform empowers choice for older Australians, making it the Customer Champions winner in the Challenger Business to Consumer category.
If there is a superannuation fund that better delivers on the legislated purpose of super than Aware, then they haven’t found it yet.
The winner of the Established B2C category is NRMA Roadside Assist, which helps members even in the most remote areas.
They may be used to wearing hard hats, but the team at construction technology start-up Visibuild want to be known for their soft skills.
One in four ANC deliveries includes an extra service. From BBQ assembly to rehoming old goods, this family-owned business is redefining logistics.
This year’s Customer Champions prove that delivering value to both customers and shareholders is possible, but it requires more than wishful thinking.
Entries came from more than 100 multinationals, large established companies, new businesses and government agencies.
Surprising features aim to make the process as easy as possible for drivers.
The internet service provider has etched out an enviable niche in a market dominated by household-name brands.
This year’s entrants show it’s not enough to offer good products – you have to stand for something.
The energy distributor has embraced the massive potential of artificial intelligence to serve its 1.2 million connected customers.