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What Makes a SAM a SAM?

Author: LaVon Koerner, Revenue Storm

Presentation Handout  |  February 28, 2010

Everybody knows what a Strategic Account Manager is ... but do they? Our research and experience of high turnover and unfulfiled expectations of SAMs says no. This session tells the naked truth about what it takes to be a SAM and what kind of person you have to be to be a success in this role. The SAM is probably one of the most misunderstood people in corporate life and certainly has the most confused hiring profile.This session is designed to set the record straight and gain clarity about this misunderstood role. It will uncover the good, bad and ugly in the world of being a SAM. It will scare some but excite and challenge others. In the end, you will be able to define a SAM and better assess your own situation and potential. This session is for both new and developing strategic account managers who want to optimise their full potential. Plan to participate! You will learn: * What is the personality difference between a SAM and a salesperson * What attributes are necessary for fulfiling the responsibilities of a SAM * Why super salespeople don't always make the best SAMs

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