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The Business Review: a modern classic, so important also during difficult times

KAM With Passion

What is true in the private life is true in business as well, especially between a supplier and their customers. They need their suppliers to come to them with a “seek to serve” mentality. In order to understand their customer needs, in good like in bad times, suppliers need to run regular Business Reviews with them.

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15 Reasons Why You Might be a Bad Account Manager

Account Manager Tips

15 Reasons Why You Might be a Bad Account Manager Bad key account managers fail to build business relationships and achieve results. Here are fifteen signs you might be a bad key account manager and how to turn yourself into a good one. Has no plan Which clients need an account plan? Internal teams.

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Account-Based Marketing: Time to future proof your marketing efforts to become customer-led and team enabled.

Cosawi

Today, as advisors in the strategic account management space, we are surprised and disheartened to see that marketing is often not only missing at the strategic account team table but also working from an inside-out products focus, rather than an outside-in customer focus. Is ABM strategic or tactical?

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Stakeholder Mastery 3.0 – The Six Steps You Must Take

Jermaine Edwards

In 2016 I wrote a post on the five foundation steps for stakeholder management success in key account management, that was well received and guided lots of leaders. Failure to identify, assess and manage stakeholder risks. Failure to communicate with stakeholders for change management. COMMUNICATE.

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Why Your Organisation Needs A Customer Crisis Plan

Jermaine Edwards

Experienced thinker/strategist* Negotiator* Sponsor* (typically an executive) Legal Data analyser or risk manager* Technical Enforcer Change Manager* Relationship Manager(s) (ideally the one serving the customer unless they’re part of the problem)* Partners/suppliers. Four – Communicate the change.