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Marketing and KAM are thoroughly intertwined: KAM itself is, in effect, marketing to a segment of one, while understanding that there are many sub segments inside that ‘one’ who want different things, talk different languages and respond in different ways, so it’s worth understanding marketing basics. You may be using them unconsciously but you can…
Gwenola Ducamp of Vetropack and Matt Sankary of ShipMoney are key account managers in very different sectors – manufacturing and financial services – yet they share a lot of the same challenges. In this conversation they share their current issues, how they are approaching them and look at the future, especially the role of technology,…
In this webinar Dennis Chapman, a seasoned KAM practitioner based in the US, addresses the issues of complexity and constant change in Key Account Management. KAM implementation depends on wide and deep customer relationships and a real understanding of the customer journey in its dealings with your organisation. Value is delivered through the many touch…
Simon Hazeldine explains his three keys to KAM success. You should be mindful that “You will be delegated to people you sound like. Be a business-person not a salesperson.” Which has to be based on having a customer business-focused strategic key account development plan, with core elements identified by Simon. Sound, practical guidance for key…
New technology and AI are bringing more and more invaluable data from customers into KAM, as demonstrated by Dennis Chapman of the Chapman Group USA. But how do key account managers cope with the sheer quantity of information, never mind putting it to good use? Things are changing rapidly: smart companies have data analysts on…
Unlocking the Power of Customer Insight for on Delivering Long-Lasting Customer Relationships. Dive into the insightful conversation between Helen Wilson, Chief Experience Officer at IPSOS, and Maggie Chandler, Leader in CX Transformation. Delve into the science of the ‘Forces if Customer Experience and their impact on Key Account Management (KAM) strategies. Discover the essential elements…
It’s not easy to build a relationship online, and most of us aren’t going about it the right way. as Kim Arnold tells you in this incredibly useful presentation, more is just more! We send too many standardised emails. You need to take time to acknowledge your customer as a person and inject some of…
Former Travis Perkins Fleet Director (‘everything and anything with wheels!’) Graham Bellman, shares his views on supplier management, good KAM and strategic partnerships. Relationships are important but it’s what comes out of them that really matters: trust, performance, support when needed and practical innovations. Contrary to what a lot of key account managers think, price…
How well you understand your customer’s buyer, sitting across the desk. Do you appreciate the importance of their role internally and what they need from you be able to fulfil that role? Becky Barnes has some clear messages for key account managers, like ‘Trust is more important than personality’ and ‘Honour your customer’s time: it’s…
Delegates were really interested in what Michael Widing, Hiab’s Customer Experience and Insight Manager, shared about Hiab’s approach to measuring and managing the customer experience. He challenged allegedly customer-centric companies to demonstrate what action they had actually taken to achieve genuine customer centricity. His demonstration of the process to capture net promoter scores, understand the…
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