Think forward….. Don’t look back!

Customer Experience, Innovation and
Management All Balanced

Then, Manage Details Constantly!

Furrie Consulting
– Experts in

– connected customer
experience strategy

– general management
& mystery shopping

– entrepreneurship &
critical thinking

Leverage
Furrie Consulting

Serving large and
small corporations

Contact us today!

01. Balanced experience at Furrie Consulting (from large, to medium to owning)

Over 14 years at American Express (Call Center, Strategy, Project Management)
Over 7 years at Medium Sized Start-ups (Strategy & Account Management)
Over 15 years business ownership (national, CEO directly involved in all functions)
Mystery Shopping technology and program expert
Customer experience and critical thinking expertise

02. Keep moving forward!

Innovation – As you stay ahead, we can help you think about our innovation from all angles.

Connected Customer Strategy – With years of experience in customer feedback, let us work with your team to make sure that all of your customer strategies are connected.

Critical thinking – Make sure your team is thinking critically everywhere in the company.

Manage – We can manage details to make sure revenue goals are met.

Move forward with your plans!

03. Why Furrie Consulting?

Our experience in both customer experience and CEO level management can effectively help you move your innovations forward!

We’re ready!

Check out our blog!

Create A Friendly Human Species With Your Team!

We’ve created a bit of a rude human species. My 81 year old neighbor had a severe rattle in her car. The dealer scheduled her 3 weeks out not even knowing if the car was safe for her to drive. A nearby Honest One then tested it for close to 2 hours yesterday, advised her not to drive it, to go the dealer and insist on help since it was an issue only they could fix. Honest One never charged her.

The Rude Species – Is Your Service “Just A Penny, Not A Shiny Penny”?

Reflect on art and your service!
I dropped off a comforter to be dry cleaned and popped in the day before Thanksgiving to pick it up. The owner looked up, didn’t say anything, so I said “Mary Furrie”. She just looked at me somewhat stunned. I didn’t mean to be rude but I was. She had just had a super bad experience with an extremely rude customer and I came across as rude too. Not good. I just got used to saying as little as possible.