Program

Key Account Management Training Program

Managing your largest relationships deliberately instead of reactively, and finding growth inside accounts you already have.

Duration
2 days
Format
In-person, real account plans
Group size
10–16 participants

The problem we are solving

Key accounts are often managed by whoever answers the phone fastest. The relationship sits with one or two people, and the plan lives in someone's head.

When the sponsor moves, the account is suddenly at risk and nobody saw it coming.

About this program

Key account management training for teams responsible for your largest and most exposed relationships. It covers account planning, widening the relationship map, protecting revenue and finding growth inside existing accounts.

Each participant leaves with a working plan for a real key account, reviewed by peers and facilitators.

What changes in behaviour

  • Build an account plan that others can act on
  • Map relationships and reduce single-point risk
  • Identify growth opportunities inside the account
  • Run credible executive-level account reviews
  • Spot and respond to churn signals early

What the program covers

  • What makes an account strategic
  • Account planning and whitespace
  • Relationship mapping and coverage
  • Executive engagement and business reviews
  • Risk, renewal and growth

Who it is for

  • Key account and strategic account managers
  • Customer success leaders with revenue responsibility
  • Sales leaders overseeing named accounts

Tell us what needs to change

A 20-minute discovery call. No deck, no pitch, we ask about the behaviour you want to move.

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Questions

Before you scope this.

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Do participants leave with a usable plan?
Yes. Each participant builds a plan for a live account and presents it for peer and facilitator challenge.
Next step

Start with one cohort. Judge the behaviour change.

Most engagements begin as a single pilot cohort, so your team can evaluate the facilitation and the follow-through before a wider rollout.