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Account Manager
Location: Bristol
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Overview
Our client is an established UK mobility services organisation seeking an Account Manager to manage a defined portfolio of dealer groups and individual sites. The role will focus on structured, data-led performance management, helping to maintain agreed standards, identify emerging risks and support timely intervention where required. Working primarily through digital engagement, the successful candidate will build effective relationships with dealer leadership and site-level stakeholders while contributing to wider operational priorities.
Responsibilities
- Manage a defined portfolio of dealer groups and sites through structured, data-led performance management.
- Monitor performance against agreed key performance indicators and service standards.
- Identify emerging risks and initiate early, structured intervention where required.
- Maintain regular digital contact with dealer leadership and site-level stakeholders.
- Build productive relationships across the assigned dealer network.
- Coordinate with internal teams to support the efficient triage of inbound queries.
- Track agreed actions and ensure structured follow-up through to completion.
- Support escalation activity where performance falls below required standards.
- Ensure interventions are timely, proportionate and aligned with business priorities.
- Drive focused engagement across the portfolio to support wider operational objectives.
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Benefits
- Annual discretionary bonus.
- Non-contributory pension contribution of 15%, reducing to 9% during the probationary period.
- 28 days’ annual leave, with the option to purchase or sell additional days.
- One paid volunteering day.
- Funded private medical insurance.
- Electric and hybrid vehicle salary sacrifice scheme.
- Cycle-to-work scheme.
- Life assurance at four times basic salary.
- Funded health screening for employees aged over 50.
- Access to voluntary benefits, including charitable giving, critical illness insurance, dental insurance, health and cancer screenings, discounted gym memberships and season ticket loans.
- Employee discount scheme.
- Access to digital healthcare, wellbeing and volunteering services.
- Enhanced family leave policies.
- Consideration of part-time and flexible working requests where operationally possible.
- Accessible offices and an inclusive working environment.


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