Winner: AVI-SPL
Summary: Winner’s SAM Program Office has developed an extensive set of standardized processes and tools for enabling internal alignment, program scale and tangible client value across all strategic accounts. These include standardized communication plans, analytics dashboards, a bi-annual account qualification process, strategic account plan automation, client playbooks, product management automation and a standardized communication platform.
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Winner: Clarios
Summary: Clarios co-created a solution with a customer to attract and convince drivers (our customer’s customer’s customers) that a workshop is the best place for battery sales, installation, and service. The project represents a counter-intuitive concept: using the internet to guide and strengthen instead of replacing them.
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Co-winner: Owens Corning
Summary: Winner recognized the need to adopt a formal strategic account management program after low-cost competitors had slowly eroded its market share in its very mature composites market segments. Sales and Marketing leaders in North America collaborated to design its first-ever strategic account management operating model and management system with the aspiration to become the partner of choice for customers who rely on Owens Corning to deliver productivity and growth in ways others cannot.
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Co-winner: Brenntag
Summary: Having established Brenntag`s Global Key Account Program in 2009, the successful CAGR became increasingly challenged by the burden of internal complexity. This was compounded by an increasing customer requirement to align consolidation and simplification activities across multiple global regions.
In 2020, Brenntag started a comprehensive transformation program known as Project Brenntag. The strategic elements of the transformation presented the opportunity to implement significant enhancements to Brenntag`s key account program. The goal was delivering greatest organizational clarity, globally harmonized processes and best practices, accelerating organic growth, increasing market share and meeting ambitious growth targets for the new global Brenntag organization.
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Co-winner: AVI-SPL
Summary: Established in 2018, the AVI-SPL program set out to drive long-term value through strategic alignment with its most valued, global clients. Since the beginning, AVI-SPL has had strong momentum and incredible measurable returns in profitability, wallet share, expansion to new F100 clients, and dramatic gains in strategic relationships. This next phase focus was:
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In addition to the amazing increase in NPS (+127%), Wallet Share (+280%) and Product Mix (+70%), with additional, KPI successes:
"SAM as the leader" — Winner: Royal Ambulance
"Innovative value co-creation" — Winner: Pfizer
"Outstanding young SAM program of the year (<5 years)" — Winner: Aramex
"Outstanding mature SAM program of the year (>5 years)" — Winner: AVI-SPL
"Customer co-creation that creates mutual business value" — Winner: Hilton and Johnson Controls (joint submission)
"Institutionalization of digitalization to create meaningful customer impact" — Winner: AVI-SPL
"Outstanding young SAM program of the year (<5 years)" — Winner: Wajax
"Outstanding young SAM program of the year (<5 years)" — Winner: AVI-SPL
"Outstanding mature SAM program of the year (>5 years)" — Winner: Schneider Electric
"Implementation of a disciplined process to quantify and monetize specific customer value solutions" — Winner: AVI-SPL
"Implementation of specific customer engagement strategies enabling, and successfully impacting, the co-value creation process" — Co-winner: Premier/Merck and Air Liquide
"Outstanding young SAM program of the year (<5 years)" — Winner: AVI-SPL
"Outstanding mature SAM program of the year (>5 years)" — Winner: Johnson Controls, Inc.
"SAMA Global Customer-Centricity Award" — Winner: Boehringer Ingelheim
"Outstanding internal branding of a SAM organization across the company" — Winner: Pfizer
"Outstanding customer account team design, management and performance" — Winner: 3M
"Outstanding use of data and digitally-based processes to impact co-creation" — Winner: Arcadis
"Outstanding young SAM program of the year (<5 years)" — Winner: Arcadis
"Outstanding mature SAM program of the year (>5 years)" — Winner: 3M
"Successful implementation of value negotiation plan and subsequent execution" — Winner: 3M and DHL
"Successful implementation of value innovation within the supply chain" — Winner: Adobe
"Outstanding SAM program leadership for young programs" — Winner: DHL
"Outstanding SAM program leadership for mature programs" — Winner: Nalco Water
Special congratulations to honorable mentions:
Merck for "Outstanding SAM program leadership for young programs"
3M for "Outstanding SAM program leadership for mature programs"
"Internal alignment of key stakeholders across the company to a strategic customer" — Winner: DHL
"Customer insights and collaborative interactions leading to a mutually successful and jointly developed customer solution" — Winner: DHL
"Outstanding SAM program leadership for young programs (<5 years)" — Winner: Johnson Controls, Building Efficiency North America division
"Outstanding SAM program leadership for mature programs (5+ years)" — Winner: Zurich Insurance
"For use of business technology to discover and share customer insights" — Winner: DHL
"For customer-driven innovation" — Winner: DHL
"For Impact on customer metrics using a joint scorecard" — Winner: SKF
"Superior execution of a strategic account plan resulting in mutual customer-supplier growth and profitability" — Winner: Johnson Controls, Inc.
"Excellence in efficiently segmented and integrated account coverage" — Winner: Siemens AG
"Selecting, developing and coaching the strategic account manager" — Winner: Schneider Electric
2013 | Hilton Worldwide
2012 | Emerson Process Management
2011 | Siemens
2010 | Cisco
2009 | DHL
2008 | Xerox
2007 | Schneider-Electric
2006 | Cisco
2005 | Nalco Company
2004 | Marriott International
2003 | Siemens
2002 | PriceWaterhouseCoopers
2001 | ARCADIS, NV
2000 | Boise Cascade Office
1999 | Eastman Chemical Co.
1998 | American Express
1997 | Hewlett-Packard
1996 | Procter & Gamble
1995 | Bell Atlantic Mobile
1994 | MCI Telecommunications
1993 | Olin Corporation
1992 | The Upjohn Company
1991 | Fritz Companies, Inc.
1990 | Akzo Chemicals
1989 | Occidental Chemical Corp.
1988 | Cascade Corporation
1987 | Moore Business Forms
1986 | Gold Bond Building
1985 | Essex Chemical Corp.
1984 | American Can Company
1983 | American Hospital Supply
1982 | Diamond Shamrock Corp.
1981 | National Can Corporation
1980 | Purex Industries, Inc.
1979 | Shell Chemical Company
1978 | FMC Corporation
1977 | Union Carbide Corporation
1976 | Borden, Inc.
1975 | IBM Corporation
1974 | International Paper Co.
1973 | Koppers Company
1972 | Star Manufacturing Co.
1971 | Norton Simon, Inc.
1970 | Walter Kidde & Company
1969 | American Can Company
1968 | Borden Chemical
1967 | Eastman Kodak
1966 | 3M Company
1965 | U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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