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Description |
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In today’s highly competitive markets, increasing numbers of companies realise that building strong relationships with key accounts is crucial to success. However, most company executives do not have an understanding of how to make a key account strategy work. In this programme we will discuss the many issues involved in making your company more competitive and positioning you to deliver high value through your key account management programme. We will discuss how the organisation and support system you set up in your company make a critical difference, and how you also need the right selling skills to make it work. |
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Objective |
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This programme is designed to provide participants with the understanding needed to make key account strategy work. It will help to increase the competitiveness of the company’s organisation and systems, as well as increase the capabilities of the relevant people to deliver the desired results. |
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Participants |
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This programme is intended for sales managers and directors, marketing managers, national and regional sales managers, business development managers, product managers and managers in other areas who would benefit from the programme. |
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Benefits |
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Participants will go back to their companies ready to:
- Design a successful key account programme
- Identify customers who are the best key account prospects
- Forge powerful allies among key senior executives
- Create influential alliances through internal cooperation
- Sell through complex purchasing structures
- Position the company to compete strategically
- Seek out and capitalise on new opportunities
- Anticipate future needs of key accounts
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Coverage |
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- Setting the stage: top level thinking
- The key account pyramid: a tool for superior performance
- Determining the relationship status of a key account
- The key account pyramid: execution - organisation structure for serving key accounts
- The key account pyramid: execution - CRM
- The key account pyramid: execution - Effectively Selling to the Key Account
- The key account pyramid: enablers
- Maximising the success of your key account programme
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Schedule |
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Day 1
- morning
- Setting the Stage: Top Level Thinking
- Provide a starting point for our ensuing discussions as to why focusing resources on key accounts makes companies more competitive
- Introduce a “systems” approach to how your company needs to engage to well-serve key accounts
- Understand how to position your company as a preferred supplier, a business consultant, or a partner/ally
- afternoon
- The Key Account Pyramid: A Tool for Superior Performance
- Continue systems thinking to the specific layers of key account programmes including strategy, execution, and enablers
- Discuss the intended outcomes of key account programmes and risks (downsides)
- Open discussions to participating executives to assess current status of key account efforts and assess “gaps” in key account efforts
Day 2
- morning
- Determining the Relationship Status of a Key Account
- Develop the “right resources for the right customers” concept and learn to apply it in evaluating customers for key account programmes
- The Key Account Pyramid: Execution - Organisation Structure for Serving Key Accounts
- Establishes the critical components of key account management that are essential to serving the most important customers to the company
- afternoon
- The Key Account Pyramid: Execution - CRM
- Introduce CRM processes
- Discuss efficiency and effectiveness gains within CRM frameworks
- Open discussions to participating executives to assess current status of these efforts
- The Key Account Pyramid: Execution - Effectively Selling to the Key Account
- Selling to key customers is different than typical selling - aspects unique to serving key customers is the focus
- The large account selling process
- An effective key account salesperson - who is this person?
- Case study: Using the programme learning from the previous sections on strategy and execution to practice identifying opportunities for improvement in serving key customers
Day 3
- morning
- The Key Account Pyramid: Enablers
- Supervision, the right people, motivation & compensation
- Recruitment issues for key account management are different than recruitment for sales people
- The important issues involved in getting the recruitment strategy in line with the overall key account programme
- Compensation issues to consider when the focus is on strong key account relationships
- afternoon
- Maximising the success of your key account programme
- Integrate the ideas from this workshop into a cohesive, actionable plan
- Identify steps to take to make an immediate difference in working with key customers
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Faculty |
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Professor William Murphy, Programme Director |
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Venue |
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- Shanghai (CEIBS Campus, 699 Hongfeng Road, Pudong, Shanghai)
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Admissions |
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Applicants can apply for the programme in either form: Online application: Please visit the CEIBS Executive Education website, select the programme you want to take, and click “Apply Now” to apply for the programme; or
Submit application by fax or mail: Please visit the CEIBS Executive Education website, select the programme you want to take, click “Application Form” to download the form, then fill in the form and send it to the CEIBS Customer Service Team by fax or mail. You are also welcome to call the CEIBS Customer Service Team for a printed Application Form.
Applications are requested 20 working days before the programme start date. Applications are reviewed as they arrive and admissions are subject to the final confirmation of CEIBS. Any applications received after that date will be considered on a space-available basis. For more information, please contact our customer service team in Shanghai, Beijing or Shenzhen.
Cancellations or changes of a programme registration may be made without penalty at least 15 working days before the start of the programme. If a confirmed booking is cancelled within 15 working days of the start of the programme, or if the applicant fails to attend the programme, a cancellation fee equaling to 20 percent of the total programme fee will be charged. When a request to substitute participant(s) for the same programme is made less than 15 working days before the start of the programme, the seat(s) will not be guaranteed. If an applicant is unable to attend the programme, the applicant may transfer to a different session of the same programme or another CEIBS Executive Education programme within the same calendar year, but must pay any differences in fees between the two programmes. All changes and cancellations are subject to the final confirmation of CEIBS. |
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* CEIBS reserves the right to amend information on this programme including price, date, location, faculty, daily schedule and other details. |
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