
Bachelor of Business Administration - Honours
Algoma University - Brampton
Tuition
CA$15,000 / First year
Application fee
₦210,000
Locations: Abuja (FCT), Kano, Onipanu - Lagos and Rivers The Key Account Manager will play a pivotal role in driving long-term relationships and growth with our most important clients , including hospitals, government agencies, NGOs, and private healthcare providers. This individual will be responsible for managing and expanding LifeBank’s portfolio of high-value accounts, ensuring exceptional customer service, and maximizing the overall value of these accounts. Sales and Business Development: Drive sales growth by identifying opportunities to expand LifeBank's services within existing accounts, and new accounts including cross-selling and upselling LifeBank’s offerings (Blood, oxygen, Quip and stockbank). Customer Health Relationship Management: Build, develop, and maintain strong, long-lasting relationships with key hospital and healthcare provider accounts, as well as stakeholders in the government and non-governmental sectors. Serve as the main point of contact for key clients, providing exceptional customer service, anticipating needs, and delivering timely solutions. Act as a trusted advisor and point of escalation for client issues, ensuring satisfaction and resolving concerns promptly. Customer Education and Product Knowledge: Educate clients on the full range of LifeBank’s services and new offerings, providing regular updates on innovations in the blood,oxygen and medical consumables supply chain, especially those that may benefit clients. Requirements
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Algoma University - Brampton
Tuition
CA$15,000 / First year
Application fee
₦210,000

University of Regina
Tuition
CA$27,047 / First year
Application fee
₦133,000
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LifeBank is a healthcare technology and logistics company that’s in the business of saving lives. We believe that no African should die from a shortage of essential medical products at the hospital level, and we are on a mission to solve this. LifeBank is currently working on the blood shortage problem in Nigeria by connecting hospitals to blood banks, and blood banks to donors. We do this by hosting blood drives and by delivering blood in less than 55 minutes, in a WHO and EU recommended cold-chain, to hospitals. We are digitising the supply chain for healthcare facilities in Africa. Our marketplace connects hospitals to the products they need and our multimodal delivery gets it to them safely and quickly. We connect hospitals with the best blood banks across the region. We are building the future of African healthcare.