We celebrate you!! Did you know that …… Maggie Lena Walker (1864–1934) – First Woman to Charter a Bank in the U.S. Olive Ann Beech (1903–1993) – The “First Lady of Aviation” Lillian Vernon (1927–2015) – Pioneer of the Direct-Mail Catalog Industry Marjorie Joyner (1896–1994) – Revolutionized the Hair Care Industry Katharine Graham (1917–2001) – First Female CEO of a Fortune 500 Company Barbara Proctor (1933–2018) – First Black Woman to Own an Advertising Agency
Contact Centre Nova Scotia
Telecommunications
Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia 353 followers
Nova Scotia's central resource for contact centre industry information, networking, and educational opportunities.
About us
Contact Centre Nova Scotia connects contact and customer service centers and contact centre professionals across Nova Scotia…. CCNS Vision: To build respected, professional careers and enhance the evolving contact centre industry. CCNS Mission: To be Nova Scotia’s central resource for the contact centre industry with a focus on advocacy, education and networking. CCNS Objectives: To share industry knowledge and best practices with our members – To strengthen the image of the contact centre industry in Nova Scotia – To serve as the voice to government and the media – To provide a forum for networking
- Website
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http://contactcentrenovascotia.com
External link for Contact Centre Nova Scotia
- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Networking, resources, contact centre, call centre, contactcenter, partnership, training, job posting, industry standards, recruitment, and Governance
Locations
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Primary
PO Box 70043 Cobequid Rd Lawtons PO
Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia B4C 0B1, CA
Employees at Contact Centre Nova Scotia
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Shane Maguiness
Vice President - Global Partner Development at Group Elite Communications
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Richard Thibault
Skilled People Leader | Revenue Enablement | Solutions Consulting | Training Program and Development | Connecting Sales and Customer Success | SaaS…
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Matt Hughes
Operations Manager at Admiral Group Plc
Updates
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We are proud to be Canadian! Share your Canadian Flag pictures with us! Happy Canadian Flag Day. 1. Did you know that the current Canadian flag was only adopted in 1965, nearly a century after Canada became a country? 2. Did you know that before the maple leaf flag, Canada used the Red Ensign, which featured the Union Jack and a coat of arms? 3. Did you know that the design of the flag was chosen from over 3,500 submissions sent in by Canadians? 4. Did you know that the precise shape of the maple leaf on the flag was tested in a wind tunnel to ensure it looked clear and distinct even in strong winds? 5. Did you know that the exact shade of red on the Canadian flag is Pantone 032, a specific color chosen for visibility and symbolism? 6. Did you know that the flag was first raised on February 15, 1965, which is now celebrated as National Flag of Canada Day? 7. Did you know that the two red bars on the sides of the flag represent Canada’s geography, symbolizing the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans? 8. Did you know that Queen Elizabeth II officially proclaimed the new flag on January 28, 1965, just weeks before it was raised for the first time? 9. Did you know that the 11-pointed maple leaf design was selected for aesthetic balance, not because it represents Canada’s provinces and territories? 10. Did you know that Canada’s flag has inspired other national symbols, including the Maple Leaf Tartan, which became an official symbol of Canada in 2011?
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Lunch & Learn – Thursday November 7th, 2024 WHAT: CCNS Lunch & Learn Webinar: Enhancing Workplace Culture through Employee Recognition WHERE: Webinar WHEN: Thursday November 7th, 2024 12-1pm AST FACILITATOR : Shelley Myra BIO: With 16 years of dedicated service at Scotiabank, my journey began on the frontline as a Customer Care Associate. Over the years, I explored various roles within the bank, setting my sights on leadership. My experience includes time on the Consultant line and providing support to two local branches. Throughout my career, I have been actively involved in multiple committees and working groups, which helped me discover my true passion: cultivating a positive workplace culture with a strong emphasis on employee recognition. I firmly believe that engaged employees are the cornerstone of organizational success. In addition to my professional responsibilities, I am deeply committed to driving improvements and ensuring a supportive environment for both clients and colleagues. My dedication to fostering a positive and engaging workplace continues to inspire my work every day. Topics: The Importance of Recognition: Understanding why recognizing employees is crucial for a thriving workplace. Types of Recognition: Exploring various forms of recognition, from formal awards to informal acknowledgments. Impact on Morale, Retention, and Performance: Analyzing how effective recognition strategies can boost employee morale, improve retention rates, and enhance overall performance. To register please email : contactcentrens@gmail.com.
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Congratulations to our 2024 CCNS Ball tournament winners- Admiral Insurance! Admiral Insurance - Canada
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