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Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies, use KAM technology and maintain momentum

Red Star Kim

Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies, use KAM technology and maintain momentum. Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies Larger firms may have access to research and knowledge specialists. How should firms identify their strategic accounts? Why do law firms needs SAM?

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Referrer Management – Capacity and Capability

Red Star Kim

Referrer Management – Capacity and Capability Capacity – Rational elements of referrer management Throughout the workshop we considered how leadership and organisation (rational activity) supports effective referrer management. This post adds to the learning resources from the session.

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The 21 Best Business Strategy Blogs

CMOE

Each blog offers unique thought leadership materials to help guide your strategy in the upcoming quarter. strategy + business (s+b) Whether it be topics centered around operations, marketing, or human capital, strategy + business aims to “illuminate the complex choices that leaders face….and and the impact of their decisions.”

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Proactive marketing and business development executives – CRM, internal engagement and career insights

Red Star Kim

Ideas to enhance engagement To reduce “us and them” (fee earners and marketing) feelings we can try to invoke a sense of ingroup and a shared social identity. Another delegate suggested using monday.com | A new way of working to integrate all action lists and help avoid being overwhelmed by so many tasks.

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Referrer management – Grading, Research, Discipline, Storytelling and Leveraging your exemplars

Red Star Kim

Half the delegates had a KAM (Key Account Management) programme at their firm. Two thirds of the delegates felt their personalities were dog and the other third thought they were cats.