by Rob Jensen | Jun 18, 2025 | Agenda, Blog, Meeting Preparation
When it comes to initiating an agenda for your next customer advisory board (CAB) meeting, most companies have a lot of ideas of what they want to tell their customers – upcoming products, product use demos, corporate strategies, exciting sales or marketing programs,...
by Ignite Team | Oct 29, 2024 | Agenda, Blog, CAB Conference, Meeting Preparation, Strategy & Design
The CAB Conference was back in person last week in Boston, co-located with CustomerXCon. We had an incredible day with close to 50 CAB practitioners and leaders focused on CABs and elevating B2B customer relationships. Attendees had the opportunity to connect, share...
by Rob Jensen | Jul 24, 2024 | Agenda, Blog, Customer Advisory Board Best Practices, Meeting Preparation
During our webinars for customer advisory board (CAB) managers, we love learning about the issues they may be challenged with in running their own CAB programs. Through submitted questions, we gather insights into their struggles, where they are facing roadblocks or...
by Rob Jensen | May 29, 2024 | Agenda, Blog, Customer Advisory Board Best Practices, Customer Engagement, Meeting Preparation
During our recent customer advisory board (CAB) webinar focused on addressing top questions and challenges, the topic of CAB members learning from each other came up. A webinar participant commented that this aspect was a top benefit for meeting participants. And I...
by Rob Jensen | Jul 29, 2020 | Agenda, Blog, Facilitation, Virtual Meeting
Customer Advisory Board (CAB) managers who oversee successful board programs know the value of stimulating customer advisory board breakout sessions. After all, these are often the most engaging, insightful, fun and well-reviewed aspects of any CAB meeting. And even...
by Rob Jensen | Aug 27, 2019 | Agenda, Blog
When guiding our clients to establish and manage their customer advisory board (CAB) programs, we’re sometimes asked about the need to interview CAB members in advance of an upcoming meeting. After all, as CAB managers may attest, they “already know” the challenges...
