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Senior Account Manager

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This Senior Account Manager role sits inside a specialist B2B agency for food, beverage, and hospitality. A new regional hub has been opened as the business expands on the back of recent recognition and a management buyout backed by significant external investment. This context matters: this is not a backfill. It's a role created as the agency adds headcount and offices, which means the path beyond it is real rather than theoretical.
The Role
You'll own the day-to-day relationship for a portfolio of B2B food and beverage accounts - working with a client list that spans some of the world's most recognised FMCG names. You'll lead integrated campaigns end-to-end: brief, planning, delivery, reporting. You'll grow those accounts year on year and protect their profitability, with monthly forecasting, invoicing, and GP accountability sitting with you.
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The work goes further than account handling. You'll act as the strategic voice in client and supplier meetings, identifying growth opportunities within existing accounts and presenting recommendations with conviction. You'll run creative projects with the studio, handle amendments and challenges, and mentor junior members of the wider client services team.
The Package
- Salary: £40,000 - £45,000
- Working Model: Hybrid working: three days in the office
The Person
You're a Senior Account Manager, or an experienced Account Manager looking to take their next step, currently inside a B2B agency who already owns a portfolio, runs campaigns end-to-end, and understands profitability, forecasting, and GP targets.


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- Last but not least, sector experience in food, beverage, or hospitality would be a real advantage for this one.
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