May 26, 2026 · 40 min · 10 segments
Discover how Katie Stabler built a thriving CX consultancy through resilience, authentic leadership, and a human-centred approach to customer experience. In this special edition of the Inspiring…
Clare MuscuttHost
Katie StablerGuest
So I was just wondering if you could tell us a little bit more about that ethos and how it's shaped your business to kinda go against the grain of that.

that.Yeah. And I think this is-- hopefully, this is something that people recognize in me when they work with me, um, and just in, in life in general, especially right now.

I mean, you know this, Claire, like the world is so digital, and the world of CX, gosh, we're just constantly talking about technology and AI, and we have to embrace it, right? But also, I-- we, we could easily go down that route.

We could tag AI on the front of our business names, and we could no doubt drum up a load of interest very quickly because that's what people are focusing on.

So while I'm happy to support conversations around AI and technology, I fundamentally believe that in the world of CX, what we are doing is working with humans, whether that be people or customers, and we cannot step away from that human experience.

And I know I'm not the only person banging this drum, but I will continue to bang this drum, and I'm going to stay really firm in that psychology of customer experience and the true depth of what it is, what it means to companies, and how companies can truly transform it with the help of technology, no doubt.

And I think no matter how I work with companies, that's, that's the ethos, that's the basic foundation.

And I think for the last five years, that's worked for me, and I hope that it continues to work for another five years.

And yeah, I mean, that's, um, it's what I'm very passionate about, and I hope that comes through in the work that I deliver.

It seems to be dominating every conversation, and people are changing even like their consultancy titles or their focus.

Like suddenly becoming experts in like AI in CX, where like how can you even be an expert? It's like been around five minutes.

So I was just wondering if you could tell us a little bit more about that ethos and how it's shaped your business to kinda go against the grain of that.

that.Yeah. And I think this is-- hopefully, this is something that people recognize in me when they work with me, um, and just in, in life in general, especially right now.

I mean, you know this, Claire, like the world is so digital, and the world of CX, gosh, we're just constantly talking about technology and AI, and we have to embrace it, right? But also, I-- we, we could easily go down that route.

We could tag AI on the front of our business names, and we could no doubt drum up a load of interest very quickly because that's what people are focusing on.

So while I'm happy to support conversations around AI and technology, I fundamentally believe that in the world of CX, what we are doing is working with humans, whether that be people or customers, and we cannot step away from that human experience.

And I know I'm not the only person banging this drum, but I will continue to bang this drum, and I'm going to stay really firm in that psychology of customer experience and the true depth of what it is, what it means to companies, and how companies can truly transform it with the help of technology, no doubt.

And I think no matter how I work with companies, that's, that's the ethos, that's the basic foundation.

And I think for the last five years, that's worked for me, and I hope that it continues to work for another five years.

And yeah, I mean, that's, um, it's what I'm very passionate about, and I hope that comes through in the work that I deliver.

It seems to be dominating every conversation, and people are changing even like their consultancy titles or their focus.

Like suddenly becoming experts in like AI in CX, where like how can you even be an expert? It's like been around five minutes.
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