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Context and curiosity drive commerciality and pricing

Red Star Kim

This week’s PM Forum training workshop “Commerciality: Finance, Pricing, Innovation and Research” was attended by delegates from law, accountancy and insolvency firms. Second, I observed that often in professional services marketing and business development we have minimal involvement in research, innovation, product development and pricing.

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Research update on the most in-demand soft skills

Red Star Kim

Following my past research (some of which was published in my 2020 book Essential soft skills for lawyers (kimtasso.com) ) I keep an eye out for the latest information relating to the soft skills (particularly leadership skills) most in demand and how these relate to the professional services sector.

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Book review: The Strategy Book by Max McKeown

Red Star Kim

This one is equally helpful for experienced leaders and students first grasping the principles of strategic thinking. The author clarifies the strategic process while guiding the reader through it to create a new strategic mindset. Unusually, he has accolades for both customer service and human resources.

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Being more strategic – Case studies and insights (Ireland May 2023)

Red Star Kim

I was delighted to return to Dublin to lead an in person training workshop for PM Forum Ireland on “ Being more strategic” with delegates from law, accountancy and consultancy firms. We considered strategic thinking, business strategy and marketing and business development strategy.

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Preparing M&BD professionals for the future – learning, skills and knowledge transfer

Red Star Kim

They focus on marketing rather than business development.

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How Much Money Does a Key Account Manager Really Make?

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Salary range for key account managers Key Account Manager Salaries in Australia In Australia, the average key account manager earns $90,000, which is 1% higher than the average wage of £89,003 for a full-time role (Source: Average Weekly Earnings, Australia, November 2020 | Australian Bureau of Statistics (abs.gov.au).

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Book review: Neuroscience for learning and development by Stella Collins

Red Star Kim

For any type of learning you connect neurons and change the way they communicate Brains consume about 30% of your body’s energy resources whilst being less than 20% of your body weight Dark chocolate can boost serotonin levels Your memory doesn’t get worse as you get older.