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2025 Awards Case Study: Reducing hours, raising morale: Jonathan O’Connor at Tructyre

Jonathan O’Connor reduced working hours at Tructyre without harming service. He redesigned schedules, cut unpaid breaks, and improved work-life balance. Attrition dropped from 13% to 5%, engagement rose, and customer service stayed strong. His changes made work better for everyone.

2025 Awards Case Study: Stepping up and making an impact: Honor Foley at Novuna

Honor Foley transformed training at Novuna. She redesigned sessions to make them practical and engaging. Her work ensured employees were confident using new systems. She supported advisors, adapted training formats, and empowered teams. Her approach made learning smoother and more effective.

2025 Awards Case Study: Transforming back office operations: Graham Watson at Capita Regulated Services

Graham Watson turned around a challenged Claims area. He reduced customer turnaround times by 80%. He improved service levels and reduced complaints by introducing workflow mapping, structured data, and better planning. These changes transformed the team’s work and created lasting benefits.

2025 Awards Case Study: Driving change through collaboration and initiative: Gerard Flynn at eBay

Gerard Flynn improved global workforce planning at eBay. He streamlined forecasting, improved chat concurrency, and made reporting clearer. His data-driven approach reduced inefficiencies, improved customer satisfaction, and helped teams work smarter. His work showed how small changes can drive big improvements.

2025 Awards Case Study: Making power of attorney simpler for everyone: Emma Robinson at TSB

Emma Robinson fixed TSB’s Power of Attorney process. She improved training, enhanced the PowerApp, and simplified customer guidance. The rejection rate fell from 30% to 11%, complaints dropped by 30%, and £132,000 was saved. Customers got faster support, and staff felt more confident.

2025 Awards Case Study: Data transformation: David Brockway at Aldermore

David Brockway modernized Aldermore’s data processes. He mastered SQL and Tableau, consolidated siloed data, and automated reporting. His work provided clearer insights, improved decision-making, and saved time. His impact wasn’t just about better data—it was about helping the business work smarter.

2025 Awards Case Study: Driving change: Darren Harvey at Firstsource

Darren Harvey improved workforce management for a major utility client. He created a real-time data tracker, reducing abandonment rates and improving response times. His proactive approach ensured consistent service levels across multiple business lines. His work brought structure, clarity, and measurable results.

2025 Awards Case Study: Simplifying processes and supporting teams: Chloe Moir at Sky Home Service

Chloe Moir transformed scheduling at Sky Home Service. She introduced a new overtime request system, reduced admin tasks, and improved off-diary tracking. Her changes saved time, boosted engagement, and strengthened ties with her remote team in Mumbai.

2025 Awards Case Study: Automation improves onboarding and efficiency: Cheryl Whitfield at HGS

Cheryl Whitfield developed Clive, an onboarding chatbot. Clive handled over 4,300 interactions in 11 weeks, helping new agents settle in quickly. He reduced managers’ workloads, improved information access, and boosted agent confidence. Cheryl’s work showed how simple automation can make a big impact.

2025 Awards Case Study: Making absence management work for everyone: Cara Wilson at Jet2 Holidays

Cara Wilson reshaped Jet2’s absence management. She started structured suicide awareness training. She also improved long-term sickness reintegration and made policies fairer. Her work reduced absence levels, improved engagement, and made colleagues feel supported.

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