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- The Account Manager II is responsible for managing assigned customer accounts and ensuring contractual, operational, and financial objectives are achieved. This role serves as the primary customer liaison, driving customer satisfaction, retention, revenue growth, and operational excellence through effective contract management, cross-functional collaboration, and proactive issue resolution.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage the overall performance of assigned customer accounts in accordance with contractual agreements, service level commitments, and company objectives.
- Coordinate compliance, supply chain management, inventory planning, and process improvement initiatives
- Lead cross-functional teams to support forecasting, orderbook and pipeline management, replenishment strategies, inventory optimization, and on-time delivery performance.
- Facilitate regular customer meetings, performance reviews, shortage discussions, service level reviews, and broader program or contract reviews
- Drives long-term client relationships, aligns company solutions with client goals, and ensures mutual growth and revenue optimization.
About Us
Incora™ is a leading, global provider of innovative supply chain solutions. Our promise to our customers is to reduce complexity and increase reliability so they can deliver mission-critical solutions that improve our world. We exist to enable the mission critical.
With a strong foundation in the aerospace and defence markets, we also utilize our expertise to serve industrial manufacturing, marine, pharmaceuticals, and beyond. We manage all aspects of supply chain from procurement to warehouse management, from logistics to on-site customer services.
We pride ourselves on offering:
-Industry-leading capabilities
-Innovative solutions
-Greater customer value
-Trusted supplier relationships
-Business growth and operational efficiency