Uganda CEOs Told: Win Customers or Lose Them in One Click

Uganda CEOs Told: Win Customers or Lose Them in One Click

Ugandan business leaders are being warned that poor customer service will drive clients away instantly, as a major 2026 summit plans to turn service excellence from a goal into a daily practice [196269].

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The CEO Breakfast 2026 event will tackle a growing threat where customers can switch brands with a single click and share negative experiences online [196269]. For many companies in Uganda, delivering excellent customer service remains an aspiration rather than a consistent reality, and the meeting aims to close that gap [196269]. The gathering will focus on making customer service a real competitive strength, not just a talking point [196269].

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