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Partner Development Manager
MicrosoftHi Mmk2118
This isn't exactly my area of expertise, but you should be able to check if you have a Partner Development Manager (PDM) assigned to you by contacting your Microsoft Partner Network (MPN) representative, or try reaching out to Support for Microsoft Partner.
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Microsoft CSP Licensing Concierge
- Thank you Pernille-Eskebo CSP Licensing Concierge. I reached out to Microsoft Partner Support and they were not able to tell me so far. The Partner Sales Acceleration program does not know either so far. Awaiting to hear back from them. Do you believe that purchasing a Microsoft Action Pack will solve the issue and assign us a Partner Development Manager?
Thank you- LicensingConcierge1
Hi Mmk2118
Unfortunately I cannot confirm, but I'm sure the link that I provided will answer your question(s).
As mentioned, this is not my area of expertise, so the information that I provided is all I have.
If this (or someone else's) reply answers your question, please Accept as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly. Otherwise, please let me know if you need further assistance on this topic.
Regards,Microsoft CSP Licensing Concierge
- Hi LicensingConcierge1,
Thank you. It seems that this is distinct from a Partner Development Manager.
My goal is to be able to ultimately become a LAR (large Account Reseller), being able to help their end-customers signing EAs and SCEs (VL-agreements) with Microsoft.
Thank you
Mmk2118 I understand that if a partner is a managed partner then a PDM is assigned to that partner. What if a partner is not a managed partner? Is there still a PDM assigned?
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