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Which action should a Renewals Manager take to drive value in the account?
The correct answer is C. manage and mitigate renewal risk. Managing and mitigating renewal risk is the core function of a Renewals Manager - their primary accountability is ensuring accounts renew successfully, which requires identifying threats to renewal early and taking action to address them. Aligning partners on training (A) is…
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Which action should a Renewals Manager take to drive value in the account?
Options
- Aalign partners on training
- Bdefine the account forecast
- Cmanage and mitigate renewal risk
- Dremoving adoption barriers
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A3% (1)
- B8% (3)
- C87% (34)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Managing and mitigating renewal risk is the core function of a Renewals Manager - their primary accountability is ensuring accounts renew successfully, which requires identifying threats to renewal early and taking action to address them. Aligning partners on training (A) is more aligned with a Partner Success or Enablement role, not renewal-specific work. Defining the account forecast (B) is typically an Account Executive or Sales Manager responsibility, while a Renewals Manager consumes forecast data rather than owns it. Removing adoption barriers (D) is primarily a Customer Success Manager's function focused on product usage, not renewal risk management.
Memory tip: Think "R for Renewals = R for Risk" - a Renewals Manager's job is to protect revenue by owning the renewal risk lifecycle, not to train, forecast, or drive adoption.
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