Eby-Brown, a large distributor of candies and snacks to convenience stores in the eastern United States, describes itself as "a service-oriented company." Its corporate guidelines state, "Without our customers, we don't exist as an organization. So our priority in life is to make sure that our customers are happy, that we're taking good care of them, and addressing their needs." What type of relationship does Eby-Brown most likely strive to maintain with its customers?
A. partnership
B. proactive relationship
C. reactive relationship
D. basic transactional relationship
E. accountable relationship

The partnership is like sharing the benefits of an organization. It is a formal arrangement between two or more parties that manage an organization and operate it properly.

There are many types of partnerships. The partner in a partnership business all share their liabilities, profits, and loss in the organization. Some silent partners have been fewer liabilities. The silent partner has no day to day responsibilities about the operation of the business.