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Home / News & Events / Leveraging Customer Lifetime Value to Increase ROMI

Leveraging Customer Lifetime Value to Increase Return On Marketing Investment

Date Presented: Wednesday, September 20th

Speaker: Chris Checco, Customer Chemistry, VP Modeling and Analytics

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As marketing groups strive to gain a competitive advantage, more advanced quantitative and financial techniques are being implemented.  One such technique, Customer Lifetime Valuation (CLV), can provide marketers a multi-faceted view of the affects of marketing campaigns on customer revenue streams.  This article will walk you though the components and uses of CLV for marketing organizations.  Sample topics will include:

  • Using CLV techniques to understand the long-term implications of an offer on a given customer
  • Leveraging CLV to maximize the profit of customers
  • Identifying which sub-components of CLV can be influenced
  • Understanding the impacts of losing customers

Chris Checco, Customer Chemistry, VP Modeling and Analytics Mr. Checco has over ten years of experience as a business and technical consultant. As a Technical Project Manager, he has successfully implemented a number of large software integration projects in various industries including Telecommunications, Financial Services, Retail and Gaming. As Project Manager, Mr. Checco worked with Sprint Nextel to help define and create the predictive modeling process that increased operational revenues by $1b, reduced customer churn rates 40%, and increased revenues from campaign uplift by $100m.

Prior to joining Customer Chemistry, Mr. Checco worked for The Carpe Diem Group, Phillips Publishing, and MEI Software. In addition to being a Certified Project Management Professional, Mr. Checco also has an International Executive MBA from Georgetown University in Washington, DC.