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Business Wire
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
ResultsCX Earns Industry Honors Across Cybersecurity, Leadership, Culture, and Innovation
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ResultsCX, a provider of Customer Experience Management (CXM) services to leading global companies including Fortune 100 and 500 firms, today announced a new wave of prestigious accolades spanning cybersecurity, leadership, workplace culture, women's advancement, and technology. Recent wins from the Fortress Cybersecurity Awards and Stevie® Awards spotlight the company's deep focus on people, protection, and performance and extend its award-winning streak with both organizations. With a global workforce of 26,000+ and a strong presence in highly regulated industries such as healthcare and financial services, ResultsCX has built a reputation for secure operations, future-ready solutions, and employee programs that drive meaningful business success and professional empowerment. Since 2022, it has completed strategic acquisitions of companies including Aucera, Huntswood, Zevas Communications, and 60K; expanded its presence into India; and accelerated next-gen digital tools to help clients reduce costs and elevate experiences that build long-term customer loyalty. CEO Rajesh Subramaniam, who earned the Silver Stevie for People-Focused CEO of the year, has championed a servant leadership philosophy while leading ResultsCX through a period of rapid global growth. 'These awards really belong to our people,' said Rajesh. 'At ResultsCX, we believe leadership is about creating the conditions where teams can thrive, innovate, and grow. Our culture is built on trust, inclusivity, and values that put people first. As we adapt and drive strategies in the rapidly evolving digital landscape, our focus remains on empowering our people to deliver better outcomes for our clients and their customers.' Among the latest recognitions: The Fortress Cybersecurity Awards, presented by the Business Intelligence Group, honor global leaders in digital risk defense. ResultsCX was recognized for its proactive threat detection strategy, exceptional security measures, and its commitment to strengthening its cybersecurity as a core business foundation. With deep expertise in managing sensitive customer information across industries like healthcare and utilities, the company delivers forward-looking data protection and compliance solutions, with a proven ability to mitigate emerging vulnerabilities. The Stevie® Awards for Great Employers celebrate ResultsCX's significant emphasis on inclusive leadership, employee development, and workplace culture. The company fosters a positive, supportive environment across its organization, with dedicated efforts to support gender equity, professional growth, and ESG impact. One such initiative is R.E.A.L. Women, Real ResultsCX, a global resource group that provides mentorship, connection, and advancement opportunities for women employees. ResultsCX was recognized at the Stevie® Awards for Technology Excellence for driving innovation in AI and automation. Sunanda Adhikary, Sr. Manager IT Solutions, and Cortney Crape, Sr. Manager Customer Success, were honored for leading transformative solutions that enhanced client outcomes and advanced the company's digital capabilities. These latest honors build on ResultsCX's strong track record across both award programs. The company previously earned Fortress awards for Compliance, Incident Response, Network Security, Leadership, and Organizational Excellence. Its past Stevie® recognitions include Gold Stevie® Awards for Leadership Development for Women and U.S. Recruitment Team of the Year; Silver Stevie® Awards for Women in Business, Achievement in Developing and Promoting Women, Female Executive of the Year in Business Services (Olga Golovin), and Female Executive of the Year in Business Products (Becky Watkins); and a Bronze Stevie® Award for Flexible Work Model. About ResultsCX ResultsCX is a leading provider of transformational Customer Experience Management (CXM) solutions to 165+ global brands, including Fortune 100 and FTSE 250 companies. For 30+ years, we have been driving superior customer and business outcomes for brands across Healthcare, Media, Telecom, Fast Growth technology, Retail, Banking and Financial Services, and other industries globally. Our award-winning approach helps brands prioritize investments and build digitally influenced customer journeys, creating high-value impact across three areas: Revenue Acceleration, Cost Optimization, and Enhanced Experience. Supported by 26,000+ colleagues and 30 engagement hubs worldwide, our innovative solutions and services solve persistent customer experience challenges, making life easier for millions of consumers. For more information about ResultsCX and its award-winning customer experience solutions, please visit
Bloomberg
29-07-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
China Minister Meets US Delegation Including Apple in Beijing
A top Chinese official reiterated the country's commitment to 'healthy' development with American businesses during a meeting in Beijing with a delegation of executives from US companies, including Apple Inc. Minister of Industry and Information Technology Li Lecheng discussed equipment machinery, intelligent manufacturing and business operations in China with the delegation led by US-China Business Council chair and FedEx Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rajesh Subramaniam, according to a government statement. In addition to Apple, executives from companies including Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. and Otis Worldwide Corp. also attended the meeting, the statement said, without identifying the participants.
TimesLIVE
28-07-2025
- Business
- TimesLIVE
Several US executives will visit China this week: sources
A high-level delegation of American executives will travel to China this week to meet senior Chinese officials in a trip organised by the US-China Business Council (USCBC), two sources with knowledge of the visit told Reuters on Monday. The visit coincides with the latest round of US-China trade negotiations in Sweden, where China's vice premier He Lifeng is meeting US officials from July 27 to 30 for a new round of economic and trade talks. The delegation will be led by FedEx CEO Rajesh Subramaniam, the council's board chair, one source briefed on the trip said. The South China Morning Post first reported the visit on Sunday, saying executives from firms including Boeing would be part of the delegation. Reuters could not confirm other CEO members of the delegation or which Chinese officials they would meet. Boeing declined to comment on the trip and deferred to USCBC. The US government was not involved in the organisation of the visit, one source said. The trip comes as Beijing and Washington work towards a summit between the two countries' leaders later this year, probably around the time of the Apec forum in South Korea from October 26 to November 1, sources previously told Reuters. The USCBC did not respond immediately to a request for comment. The business lobby organised similar visits to China by American CEO delegations in 2023 and 2024. The 2024 trip, also led by Subramaniam, included meetings with He and foreign minister Wang Yi, where executives discussed issues including market access. China faces an August 12 deadline to reach a durable deal with the White House or risk higher US tariffs. US officials are likely to extend the deadline by another 90 days as the two sides work towards a more comprehensive deal. An extension would prevent further escalation and help create conditions for a potential meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Straits Times
28-07-2025
- Business
- Straits Times
Several US executives to visit China this week: Sources
Find out what's new on ST website and app. A high-level delegation of American executives will travel to China this week to meet senior Chinese officials. BEIJING - A high-level delegation of American executives will travel to China this week to meet senior Chinese officials in a trip organised by the US-China Business Council (USCBC), two sources with knowledge of the visit told Reuters on July 28. The visit coincides with the latest round of US-China trade negotiations in Sweden , where China's Vice-Premier He Lifeng is meeting US officials from July 27 to July 30 for a new round of economic and trade talks. The delegation will be led by FedEx Chief Executive Rajesh Subramaniam, the council's board chair, one of the sources briefed on the trip said. The South China Morning Post first reported the visit on July 27, saying that executives from firms including Boeing would be part of the delegation. Reuters could not confirm other CEO members of the delegation or which Chinese officials they would meet. Boeing declined to comment on the trip and deferred to USCBC. The US government was not involved in the organisation of the visit, one of the sources said. The trip comes as Beijing and Washington work towards a summit between the two countries' leaders later in 2025, probably around the time of the Apec forum in South Korea October 26 - November 1, sources previously told Reuters. USCBC did not respond immediately to a request for comment. The business lobby previously organised similar visits to China by American CEO delegations in 2023 and 2024. The 2024 trip, also led by Mr Subramaniam, included meetings with Mr He and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, where executives discussed issues including market access. China faces an August 12 deadline to reach a durable deal with the White House or risk higher US tariffs. US officials are likely to extend the deadline by another 90 days as both sides work towards a more comprehensive deal, sources previously told Reuters. An extension of that length would prevent further escalation and help create conditions for the potential meeting between Mr Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. REUTERS
Yahoo
28-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Several US executives to visit China this week: sources
By Laurie Chen BEIJING (Reuters) -A high-level delegation of American executives will travel to China this week to meet senior Chinese officials in a trip organised by the U.S.-China Business Council (USCBC), two sources with knowledge of the visit told Reuters on Monday. The visit coincides with the latest round of U.S.‑China trade negotiations in Sweden, where China's Vice Premier He Lifeng is meeting U.S. officials from July 27 to July 30 for a new round of economic and trade talks. The delegation will be led by FedEx Chief Executive Rajesh Subramaniam, the council's board chair, one of the sources briefed on the trip said. The South China Morning Post first reported the visit on Sunday, saying that executives from firms including Boeing would be part of the delegation. Reuters could not confirm other CEO members of the delegation or which Chinese officials they would meet. Boeing declined to comment on the trip and deferred to USCBC. The U.S. government was not involved in the organisation of the visit, one of the sources said. The trip comes as Beijing and Washington work towards a summit between the two countries' leaders later this year, probably around the time of the APEC forum in South Korea October 26 - November 1, sources previously told Reuters. USCBC did not respond immediately to a request for comment. The business lobby previously organised similar visits to China by American CEO delegations in 2023 and 2024. The 2024 trip, also led by Subramaniam, included meetings with He and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, where executives discussed issues including market access. China faces an August 12 deadline to reach a durable deal with the White House or risk higher U.S. tariffs. U.S. officials are likely to extend the deadline by another 90 days as both sides work towards a more comprehensive deal, sources previously told Reuters. An extension of that length would prevent further escalation and help create conditions for the potential meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
