Key Account Management
- What are your company sales objectives?
- Where are you now exactly?
- Where do you want to be?
- How will you get there?
- What is your role?
- What will you do different for the future?
Amaxima offer the highly effective KAM – Key Account Management Programme
The five integral parts of KAM (the 5 P’s) -
1. Purpose – to determine competitive advantage to improve profitability (yours and your clients) by working together as business partners to add value not costs.
2. Principles of KAM
- The process of proactively auditing key accounts.
- Must have top-level involvement.
- KAM is a constant process and a medium-long term strategy.
- Service issues need to support sales issues.
- The culture implication - ownership of a key account is not personal.
- The process must be measurable.
3. Policy – clarity, unity and focus on the objectives for the future.
Knowing and understanding the Account Manager role, exactly what has to be done, and how to do it.
4. Process – intelligence, objectives and tactics. Measuring and managing the sales pipeline.
5. People – their knowledge, skills and attitudes for the KAM role.
Measuring the difference between a “typical salesperson” and a “key account manager”. Developing the profile of the Account Manager.

