Chloe Hobbs

Former Intern

Chloe Hobbs Intern Good CX
Chloe Hobbs

Future Tech & Human Impact

Supercharging a good CX requires fresh thinking, and we were lucky to have Chloe Hobbs join our Gen Z Shadowboard to share her passion for Psychology and Information Systems.

During her internship, Chloe was in her final year at the University of Auckland, working toward a BCom BSc. Evidently action-oriented, Chloe’s skill for Solutions Architecture & AI is underpinned by a focus on Inclusion & Human Impact.

Chloe Hobbs and Sahil Lal Good CX Innovation Labs
Chloe's Intern offering:
  • Persona Development
  • Event Organisation
  • Student Laison
  • Infomartion Systems Planning
  • AI solution architecture
  • Workshop support
  • Behavioural Insight Development
  • Account support
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Paving the way for Future Generations

Future leader making waves

Notably, Chloe Hobbs won the Good CX Case Competition and proved a key liaison for peer-to-peer learning opportunities. As Event Lead for our Waka Leadership Innovation Lab, Chloe developed her stakeholder management skills, including partnerships such as the one with Fergs Kayaks, mentor engagements and intern recruitment. Read more about Chloe’s perspectives on the power of connection.

While with Good CX, Chloe was assigned to Remarkable Mindset, developing Insight and Persona work and shaping propositions around customer Unmet Need.

One to watch, Chloe is Co-Founder of Start-up Dolce Vita Weddings with Emma Ma.

Good CX Innovation Lab at Auckland Theatre Company: peer-to-peer learning session for students and SME mentors.
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Good CX Improv Innovation Lab at Auckland Theatre Company having financial conversations
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The Good CX team & Chout Accounting Improv Innovation Lab at Auckland Theatre Company having financial conversations
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