Pronunciation: /ki əˈkaʊnt/
noun a customer account that is of high value or strategic importance to a company
A1 A key account is a customer that is very important to a business.
A2 Key accounts are usually given special attention by companies because of their significant value.
B1 Managing key accounts requires building strong relationships and understanding their specific needs.
B2 Key account management involves developing customized solutions to meet the individual requirements of each client.
C1 Strategic planning and long-term relationship building are essential components of effectively managing key accounts.
C2 Key account executives are responsible for overseeing the overall satisfaction and success of the company's most important clients.
formal The key account manager is responsible for maintaining relationships with the company's most important clients.
informal The key account rep handles all the big clients for the company.
slang The key account guru knows how to keep the VIP clients happy.
figurative In a business, key accounts are like the crown jewels that need to be protected and nurtured.
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