Strategic Accounts Planning Manager

Responsibilities

Strategic Account Plan Management

• Own the administration, maintenance, governance, and version control of all GSAM account plans.
• Establish and maintain standardized account planning templates, data definitions, quality standards, and reporting requirements.
• Coordinate account‑plan inputs across lines of business, regions, and functions to ensure plans are complete, current, and aligned with strategic priorities.
• Track actions, milestones, decisions, risks, and commitments arising from account planning and business reviews.
• Support GSAMs in translating customer priorities and account data into concise growth strategies, executive narratives, and actionable plans.

Data Management, Coordination & Insights

• Serve as the primary data steward for strategic account information across the GSAM organization.
• Coordinate significant volumes of customer, opportunity, financial, operational, market‑share, pipeline, relationship, and performance data from multiple sources.
• Validate data completeness, accuracy, consistency, and timeliness before inclusion in leadership materials.
• Maintain account intelligence, customer profiles, stakeholder maps, organizational charts, resource maps, and key account assumptions.
• Develop account‑level dashboards, scorecards, trackers, and roll‑up views that highlight performance, whitespace, risks, and required actions.
• Identify data gaps and coordinate corrective actions with the appropriate functional owners.

DC Operations Account Data Interface

• Act as the primary interface for DC Operations account‑data preparation and coordination.
• Coordinate the collection and consolidation of delivery performance, quality, capacity, schedule, escalation, service, and customer scorecard inputs.
• Ensure operational information is represented accurately and consistently in account plans, QBRs, executive briefings, and customer review packages.
• Partner with regional and functional teams to resolve conflicting inputs and secure timely updates.
• Create clear visibility to operational risks, customer impacts, mitigation actions, owners, and decision requirements.

Executive Briefing Documents & Packages

• Lead the development and coordination of executive briefing documents for customer meetings, executive business reviews, site visits, leadership engagements, and strategic reviews.
• Create concise executive summaries covering account performance, financial and portfolio position, customer priorities, growth opportunities, operational risks, relationship status, and required outcomes.
• Coordinate, challenge, and integrate inputs from GSAMs, Operations, Finance, Product teams, regional leadership, and other contributors.
• Maintain a consistent executive‑ready standard for message quality, data integrity, formatting, and document control.
• Manage briefing timelines, review cycles, approvals, and final package readiness.

Quarterly & Annual Account Planning

• Support and coordinate quarterly account reviews, annual account planning, leadership reviews, and related planning workshops.
• Prepare planning calendars, templates, pre‑work, data packs, agendas, consolidated outputs, and action logs.
• Track account performance against annual objectives, growth priorities, strategic initiatives, and customer commitments.
• Create cross‑account roll‑ups and executive summaries to support portfolio‑level decisions and resource alignment.
• Capture lessons learned and improve each planning cycle based on stakeholder feedback and business needs.

Process Governance & Continuous Improvement

• Define and reinforce account planning operating rhythms, governance expectations, roles, decision rights, and due dates.
• Drive accountability for timely submissions, data quality, action closure, and planning compliance.
• Simplify and automate repeatable reporting and document‑preparation activities where practical.
• Partner with Sales Operations and functional leaders to improve systems, workflows, templates, and information flows.
• Promote reuse of best practices across strategic accounts while preserving customer‑specific insight and strategy.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Operations, Engineering, Sales, or a related discipline (preferred).
• Five or more years of relevant experience in strategic account management, sales operations, business operations, commercial excellence, analytics, or program management.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating complex, cross‑functional work across multiple regions and senior stakeholders.
• Experience producing executive‑level presentations, briefing documents, dashboards, and business reviews.
• Experience managing large and varied datasets, reconciling inputs, and translating information into decision‑ready insights.
• Background in data center, technology, infrastructure, industrial, or complex B2B account environments.

Pay

Salary range: $115,000 – $150,000 USD annually. Salary determined by education, experience, knowledge, skills, abilities, internal equity, and market data.

Benefits

Competitive benefits package. For details, please visit the About Us tab on the Johnson Controls Careers site.