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With
the Harvard Business review stating that it is 11 times easier to
win new business from existing clients, can you really afford not
to invest time in ensuring you're managing your clients effectively?
Whether done by the
MD, an account handler, project manager, client director or designer,
the area of client management is not only critical to a consultancy's
reputation, but also offers up valuable opportunity for repeat business
AND the chance to turn your clients into your best ambassadors.
In this insightful business
briefing, we will be taking a closer look at what it takes to build
strong, trusting relationships with your clients ensuring that you
can meet all their needs and expectations throughout the process,
from brief to delivery.
We will also examine what
it means to be the in-betweener, how to constructively handle and
deliver feedback and how to speak your clients' language. Leading
agencies will also be sharing their experiences of client management
and insight into their do's and don'ts!
Who should attend:
This is for all client service
/ client facing people out there, whatever you may call yourselves.
What it costs:
All tickets £20+vat
(£23.00)
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DBA
Welcome and Introductions
3.00pm - 3.30pm
How
to best manage your projects and clients
3.30pm
- 4.15pm
- Understanding your role in the eyes of your team and clients
- What attributes does a good handler need to have
- Managing clients and creativity
- How to speak your clients' language
- Being the in-betweener
Speaker: Jan
Casey, Consultant
Client
management - the do's and don'ts
4.15pm
- 4.30pm
- Tips on successful client management
- What you should and definitely shouldn't do if you want
to
keep your clients happy
- Real life examples and case studies
Speaker: Carol
Whitworth, Creative Director, HOME
Q &
A followed by a networking drinks reception
4.30pm
- 6.00pm
Speakers
Jan
Casey, Consultant
With over 25 years experience
in the creative industry, Jan has substantial expertise from both
a business and consultancy perspective. As a board director and
shareholder at Lambie-Nairn, she was responsible for the development
and direction of multi-disciplinary teams originating and implementing
complex, large-scale projects across a variety of market sectors
for clients such as ITN, BBC, Boots, O2 and Channel Four.
As an independent consultant
for over seven years, she has delivered a unique set of skills for
clients and consultancies, combining her experience as a brand consultant,
project director, business advisor and coach and psychotherapist
to build brands, implement projects and facilitate organisational
change. Recent business clients include NHS, Land Securities, BBC
Broadcast, HM Revenue & Customs, Sky, Royal Mail and Red Cross
and design consultancy clients include hat-trick, Pentagram and
True North. Jan has chaired seminars on the creative industry and
is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Carol Whitworth,
Creative Director, HOME
Carol Whitworth is the
founder and inspiration and innovation director of Home a communications
and employee experience agency based in Bristol. Home started life
in 1981 as a traditional, all things to all men design agency, over
the past four years they have found their niche in internal communications,
and are rapidly becoming industry experts in the field. They help
huge organisations talk to their employees and work with employees
to help them understand the business they are part of. Clients include:
Royal Mail, Barclays, Lloyds TSB, Nationwide, Yahoo!, Siemens, Jaguar
Land Rover, Marigold, Sage, Vodafone and Virgin Atlantic. There
are 20 people in the Home team, none of whom are account handlers,
Carol will share with you her ideas, thoughts and methods
when it comes to account management. Carol is a seasoned performer,
so this should be an entertaining experience.
Date:
Thursday 3 September - Brighton
Time:
3.15 - 6.00pm
Where: CETLD
Room, Grand Parade Buidling,
Brighton University Details
Tickets: All tickets are £20+vat (£23.00)
For more
information and a booking form click
here
If you have any queries please email harsha.patel@dba.org.uk
or call the office 020 7251 9229
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