Leysman Consultancy
Key Account Manager

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We are working with a successful and growing UK manufacturer seeking an ambitious and commercially focused Key Account Manager to join their team based in Hertfordshire.
This is an excellent opportunity to join an established business with a strong reputation within the industrial and technical products sector, taking ownership of a portfolio of key customer accounts and supporting continued commercial growth.
The business supplies specialist products and solutions across sectors including construction, infrastructure, engineering, manufacturing, marine and agriculture, and continues to invest in both its people and future development plans.
As Senior Key Account Manager, you'll manage and develop a portfolio of key customer accounts, ensuring strong retention while identifying opportunities to increase revenue, profitability and engagement.
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You'll work closely with senior decision-makers, building trusted relationships and developing a deep understanding of customer needs. Working collaboratively with internal teams, you'll ensure customers receive a high level of service and support.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing and developing a portfolio of strategic customer accounts
- Building relationships with key stakeholders across purchasing, engineering and operational teams
- Creating and delivering structured account development plans
- Conducting regular customer reviews and face-to-face meetings
- Identifying opportunities to increase customer spend and strengthen partnerships
- Supporting pricing discussions, negotiations and commercial agreements
- Monitoring customer performance, market activity and opportunities
- Working closely with internal teams to ensure strong service delivery


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To be considered for the role, you'll have previous experience in Key Account Management, Business Development or Strategic Sales, within construction, building product, manufacturing, engineering, industrial distribution or another technical product environment. You'll have a proven track record of developing customer relationships, increasing account value and delivering commercial growth.
On offer is a salary of up to £55,000, plus car allowance, performance-related bonus scheme (OTE £60,000–£65,000), 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, buy and sell holiday scheme, free on-site parking, employee assistance programme and genuine opportunities for career progression.
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