Key Account Management DSM Sales Training & Consultancy

Key Account Management (KAM) should be a systematic approach to managing and growing your most important customers while delivering mutual value and goals. KAM is not merely a sales strategy but rather should be a complete organisation change.
Our KAM course looks at how you select a customer to be a key account and the impact that it will bring in the long term to you the supplier.
What will you gain from the day?
The course has been designed over two (2) day to give an understanding of Key Account Management and will cover the following areas;
The role and responsibilities of a key account managers
How to define the fundamental attributes of a key account
Assign cross company measurable value to any account
Evaluate your client organisational culture Vs yours
Research client's financial performance and future business objectives
Motivational theory and its relevance to maintaining good client relationships
How to effectively network the account
Establish a buying needs matrix
Create a client SWOT analysis
Create a Competitor Matrix
Team members roles and responsibilities within a key account
Recognise the buyer's motivation and how you and your organisation can best influence it
Maintain team focus whilst meeting account objectives
Build barriers to competitive attack
Understand the importance of product development within a key account

Trainers Background
Stephen McComb has almost 25 years' experience in International Sales and has opened both Public and Private sector accounts throughout the world. Stephen bases his courses on his "real-world experiences and mixes it with theory to give each sales person a blended approach to help them understand the sales process and to sell more. Stephen has sold extensively to business to business (B2B), business to consumer (B2C), public Tenders and reverse tender auctions. Stephen counts his achievements as opening multi-million-pound accounts with Marks & Spence Plc, Cathy Pacific Airline, Marriott Hotels and the US Government.
In Stephens own words he says, "to be successful in sales you must first listen to what the customer wants and then provide a solution. All too often sales people have a script they recite and never stop to ask the customer what is it that they need or want".

What should you bring?
All training material will be provided so you don't need to bring anything other than a willingness to learn.

Certificate
Delegates who fully attend the course will receive a certificate on the course completion.

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Key Account Management DSM Sales Training & Consultancy
Price: EUR 664
  • Location: Dublin
  • Duration: 1 Day

    Course details

    Key Account Management (KAM) should be a systematic approach to managing and growing your most important customers while delivering mutual value and goals. KAM is not merely a sales strategy but rather should be a complete organisation change.
    Our KAM course looks at how you select a customer to be a key account and the impact that it will bring in the long term to you the supplier.
    What will you gain from the day?
    The course has been designed over two (2) day to give an understanding of Key Account Management and will cover the following areas;
    The role and responsibilities of a key account managers
    How to define the fundamental attributes of a key account
    Assign cross company measurable value to any account
    Evaluate your client organisational culture Vs yours
    Research client's financial performance and future business objectives
    Motivational theory and its relevance to maintaining good client relationships
    How to effectively network the account
    Establish a buying needs matrix
    Create a client SWOT analysis
    Create a Competitor Matrix
    Team members roles and responsibilities within a key account
    Recognise the buyer's motivation and how you and your organisation can best influence it
    Maintain team focus whilst meeting account objectives
    Build barriers to competitive attack
    Understand the importance of product development within a key account

    Trainers Background
    Stephen McComb has almost 25 years' experience in International Sales and has opened both Public and Private sector accounts throughout the world. Stephen bases his courses on his "real-world experiences and mixes it with theory to give each sales person a blended approach to help them understand the sales process and to sell more. Stephen has sold extensively to business to business (B2B), business to consumer (B2C), public Tenders and reverse tender auctions. Stephen counts his achievements as opening multi-million-pound accounts with Marks & Spence Plc, Cathy Pacific Airline, Marriott Hotels and the US Government.
    In Stephens own words he says, "to be successful in sales you must first listen to what the customer wants and then provide a solution. All too often sales people have a script they recite and never stop to ask the customer what is it that they need or want".

    What should you bring?
    All training material will be provided so you don't need to bring anything other than a willingness to learn.

    Certificate
    Delegates who fully attend the course will receive a certificate on the course completion. Updated on 25 July, 2018

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