Alpha Xi Delta’s Wellbeing Program for Alumnae

Linsey Kornblau is a client services associate with Oppenheimer, a New York, brokerage and investment bank. She previously worked as an accounts manager with Nashville-based Wheels Up. Linsey Kornblau earned a bachelor of arts degree in aeronautical science from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, where she was a member of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.

Established more than 120 years ago, Alpha Xi Delta provides leadership development and service opportunities for women at colleges and universities nationwide. In addition to its collegiate programs, Alpha Xi Delta encourages its alumnae to continue the pursuit of personal development with A Clear Vision of Life: The Wellbeing Program. This bi-monthly program invites alumnae to participate in a series of challenges, each focused on a different aspect of personal wellbeing.

For example, the Physical Wellbeing challenge encourages alumnae to take care of their oral hygiene, while the Social Wellbeing challenge offers suggestions for ways to stay connected to friends and family while social distancing. The Financial Wellbeing challenge offers practical tips for saving money on hard-to-find cleaning products. Participants can fill out a brief survey each time they complete a challenge, which puts them in the running to win various prizes.

 

Customer Retention Tips in Aviation

Linsey Kornblau has an undergraduate degree in aeronautical science as well as professional experience in the aviation industry. She was formerly an account manager at Wheels Up in Nashville, Tennessee, where she successfully managed over 500 members and their flight needs. Currently working as an on-demand sales executive with Vista Jet, a private jet hiring company, Linsey Kornblau employs strategies to convert potential customers to regular clients while retaining old ones.

Retaining customers in the competitive aviation industry takes lots of work. Airlines outdo themselves to entice customers over to their sides. However, a successful catch and retention aren't feasible without efficient customer retention strategies. Airline loyalty programs and frequent flyer programs can be enticing to many potential customers.

Aviation companies should provide members with robust service recovery options. These may include providing compensation for canceled flights, contacting customers to explain reasons for flight cancellation, and offering expedited plans to put them in the next available flight. In addition to members-only pricing policies, many potential customers are drawn to membership programs that offer quality-of-life upgrades and perks such as reclining seats, a variety of meal options, and complimentary cocktails. 

Alpha Xi Delta Offers Talk One-2-One Program

A professional with a background in aviation, Linsey Kornblau serves as a client services associate with Oppenheimer, a New York brokerage and investment bank. Linsey Kornblau holds a bachelor of arts in aeronautical science from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, where she maintained membership in the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.

Established in 1893 at Lombard College, Alpha Xi Delta provides leadership development and service opportunities for women through a network of nationwide chapters. Through a partnership with AllOne Health, Alpha Xi Delta operates the Talk One-2-One program, a counseling service that invites members to speak one-on-one with professionally trained counselors about topics such as roommate issues, depression, substance abuse, and other common stressors.

The confidential service is open to all Alpha Xi Delta members and advisors, as well as parents of members, 24 hours a day. By offering support, encouragement, and practical tools, the Talk One-2-One program empowers Alpha Xi Delta members to advocate for themselves and positively deal with challenges associated with college life.

Alpha Xi Delta Fundraises in Support of Autism with AmaXIng Challenge

After serving as account manager with Wheels Up, Linsey Kornblau accepted her current position as a client service associate at Oppenheimer & Co., Inc., in 2018. Dedicated to charitable work, Linsey Kornblau earned the title of philanthropist of the year from Alpha Xi Delta.

Seeking to empower women since its establishment in 1893, Alpha Xi Delta connects its members in sisterhood while training them in leadership and encouraging community service. Through its key fundraising event known as the AmaXIng Challenge, the fraternity gathers funds for the organization Autism Speaks.

The AmaXIng Challenge encompasses several events that engage participation in various areas. Football FrenXI provides bracketed tournament competitions in flag football. Students can engage in karaoke competitions through Karaoke for a Cause. Step It Up involves those on campus or in the local community coming together for a fun run/walk. Those who enjoy puzzles can compete in Puzzlepalooza, working in teams to be the first to complete a puzzle. Each of these events raises funds to support those with autism and raise public awareness about it.