INFLIGHT Workshops
Immerse yourself in a one-day Learning Experience Design (LXD) workshop that explores the Golden Age of Service - restoring human-centered service, elevated by modern capabilities such as AI.
Why it matters
Utilities are under pressure to modernize while maintaining trust, affordability, and reliability. As digital tools and AI reshape service, the risk is losing the human connection that customers depend on. The next era of service requires intention-preserving empathy and accountability while scaling with technology.
The experience
INFLIGHT is a highly interactive, one-day workshop where leaders explore real service challenges through an executive panel and hands-on visioning lab with surprise twists. Participants will examine what to preserve, evolve, and how to design experiences that balance human connection with intelligent capabilities in a rapidly changing environment.
Outcomes
Participants gain a clear vision of what modern service should look like and how to lead it. Identify specific behaviors to preserve, capabilities to adopt, and safeguards to implement. More importantly, gain the confidence and perspective to make intentional decisions that elevate organizational decision-making and customer experience.
Built for utility leaders driving change
Financial leaders & strategists
CFOs, VPs of Finance, and leaders driving affordability initiatives, budget alignment, and ratepayer equity programs
CX, billing & payments teams
Customer experience leaders and billing professionals seeking improved customer engagement and operational efficiency
Solution providers
Vendors offering services in billing, CIS, payment platforms, print services, and customer engagement solutions
Choose your city
INFLIGHT travels to five cities across the country + an online webinar. Select the location that works best for you and your team.
INFLIGHT with Paymentus
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Join utility leaders across the country to tackle affordability, reduce cost-to-serve, and transform how you serve your customers.





