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Account Supervisor

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Definition of 'Account Supervisor'

An individual who oversees the handling of corporate client accounts and generally supervises a number of account executives. It is a middle-management position that requires a number of years of relevant work experience. This job title is common in the advertising and media relations businesses.

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Investopedia explains 'Account Supervisor'

Primary responsibilities of an account supervisor are to ensure that high-quality service is being provided to client accounts through the account executives and to enhance client relationships. Project management, strategic vision and industry knowledge are necessary attributes for this position.

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