Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

account executive

Lithuanian translation:

klientų reikalų vadovas

Added to glossary by Ugne Vitkute (X)
Oct 9, 2007 23:03
16 yrs ago
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English term

account executive

English to Lithuanian Marketing Advertising / Public Relations Job title
job title in advertising company
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Oct 17, 2007 05:37: Ugne Vitkute (X) Created KOG entry

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klientų reikalų vadovas

reikėtų konteksto, nes jei kalbama apie banką, tada 'sąskaitų tvarkytojas'
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5 hrs

ryšių su užsakovais atstovas

Čia visokių variantų gali būti: ryšių su užsakovais atstovas, atsakingasis rangovas, reikalų tvarkytojas. Žiūrėkite, kas jūsų kontekstui tinkamiausia.
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9 hrs

[specialios] klientų grupės aptarnavimo vadovas

Jei šia prasme (žr. internetinę nuorodą http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/Explore_ty... tai "vieną ar kelis specialius klientus / jų reklamines kampanijas aptarnaujantis reklamos agentūros darbuotojas, vadovaujantis tam tikslui suburtai darbo grupei"

Jei tikslumo nereikia, siūlau tiesiog "klientų aptarnavimo vadovas"




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Advertising account executives act as a link between their client and the advertising agency. They may report to the account manager, but they have responsibility for the project management of their clients' campaigns and deal with the day-to-day work, ensuring it is produced on time and on budget.

Advertising account executives put proposals together and set up meetings to present the brief and estimate costs to the client. They work closely with their clients throughout campaigns.

The role typically involves handling the accounts of three to four non-competing clients, co-ordinating the activities of the advertising team and administrative staff.
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