Account Manager, Customer Engagement
About the role
- Exercise ongoing judgement, time management, and proactively identify issues and opportunities.
- Ability to make recommendations for cost savings and operational efficiencies.
- Initiate client meetings to manage projects, programs, and supply chain related processes.
- Manage ongoing client deadlines, which at times, can be one or twenty projects depending on brand portfolio.
- Develop and maintain detailed project plans providing a clear status on all deliverables across the supply chain.
- Create and deliver client presentations including key updates such as business reviews, kickoffs, status updates, and lessons learned sessions.
- Escalate urgent issues to Director and/or internal stakeholders for resolution.
- Business Operations:
- Create scope of work documentation for client to approve and provide funding.
- Maintain a budget tracker to ensure client provided purchase orders are on budget.
- Manage inventory and materials fulfillment to meet client requirements while remaining compliant with regulatory standards.
- Fully understand the services available to SGI’s clients and identify gaps or growth opportunities.
- Internal Collaboration:
- Define and execute small and large projects by writing accurate project requests, print briefs and/or IT requests to effectively communicate the necessary information to internal stakeholders to fulfill the client’s request.
- Understand the creative process and provide recommendations for cost or functional efficiencies.
- Provide ongoing updates, issue identification and goal progress to the SGI Director responsible for account success.
- Actively participate and/or lead internal team meetings.
- Client Sales:
- Manage existing client portfolio and gain a thorough understanding of client’s business to identify additional opportunities for growth and supply chain efficiencies.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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