Account managers stepping into global accounts
Trained to sell, now expected to orchestrate legal, engineering, consulting and geopolitics across one global customer.
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Global Account Management in the Age of AI and Autonomous Decisions
Why AI makes account managers obsolete, and more relevant than ever.
The biggest sales myth of the AI age
“Those who know more about the customer will win the customer.”
This book shows why the opposite is increasingly true.
When virtually everyone can access the same information, the same analytics and the same AI tools, knowledge becomes a commodity. Complete transparency makes everything comparable, but nothing truly decisive. Purchasing decisions are no longer made by humans alone. They are prepared, prioritized and increasingly automated by AI.
How well do we know the customer?
How are decisions created in a hybrid system of humans and machines, and how do we become relevant within it?
The new rules of relevance
The most successful account managers of the future will be less like salespeople and more like architects of complex relationship and decision-making ecosystems.
Inside the book
Not another sales book about processes, methodologies or tools. A system for leading global accounts when humans and machines decide together.
Roles, governance and success factors today, and the market shifts behind the relevance crisis.
AI as driver and disruptor, predictive customer intelligence and the human-in-the-loop approach.
Why account management must reinvent itself, and where today's success factors turn into risks.
The global account management model of the future and the strategic foundation it rests on.
Account tiering, whitespace and wallet share, multi-level stakeholder management across humans and machines.
Faster OKR cycles and a way to measure relevance, not just activity, in global structures.
From relationship selling to decision selling: what to build, industrialize and change first.
Lessons from business, church leadership, politics and diplomacy, and high-performance sports.
Where yesterday's strengths quietly become liabilities.
How account managers become relevant again.
Who it's for
Trained to sell, now expected to orchestrate legal, engineering, consulting and geopolitics across one global customer.
Closing the widening gap between senior leadership experience and the next generation of account managers.
From global corporations to the mid-sized manufacturer selling into large, globally complex buyer organizations.
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Sales will not die because of AI. It will die from the illusion that more knowledge leads to better decisions.