The Account Manager oversees a portfolio of significant projects for a pharmaceutical manufacturer, focusing on building client relationships and promoting services. Responsible for customer service excellence, budget estimations, and project execution.
The Client Relationship Manager manages a portfolio of large/complex/high profile projects across the account of a major pharmaceutical manufacturer’s Creative Solutions. Represents Williams Lea Tag to clients and builds and maintains relationships at the most senior levels with both clients and suppliers. Manages relationships to assist in growing our business through the building of personal relationships and promoting our services to various internal organizations. Works to enhance an environment of excellent customer service through accurate budget estimation and flawless execution.
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