Develops and executes local, regional, or global pharmaceutical brand strategies and tactical plans. Responsibilities include coordinating brand and launch teams, managing promotional activities and budgets, analyzing product performance and market insights, collaborating with medical and marketing teams, engaging healthcare stakeholders and key opinion leaders, identifying patient segment needs, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Job Description Summary
The role may operate as a Local Brand Manager or as a Global, Regional or Local specialist within a specific marketing sub-function. The position is responsible for defining the product strategy in alignment with local management and Global Marketing, and for developing and implementing supporting tactical plans and projects.Job Description
Major accountabilities:
- Prepares content of Integrated Brand Teams and Launch Teams.
- Responsible for execution, monitoring and analysis of the agreed tactical plans in order to ensure the growth of the brand(s) -Lead the development of promotional activities in line with internal SOPs and Code of Conduct guidelines.
- Monitor and control brand budgets, forecasts and expenses and assess the marketing mix of the product to evaluate cost effectiveness and results.
- Identifies area market insights and opportunity via customer interactions -Executes central marketing activities as well as regional initiated marketing activities -Monitors product performance and external environment using appropriate tools and taking corrective action if required to meet business objectives -Collaborate with Marketing and Medical teams to maximize activities: -Scout centers, KOLs and OLs by disease within assigned territory -Identify specific needs for each segment of patients and the implications of the disease for each of them within assigned territory
Key performance indicators:
- Market share & market share growth.
- Performance management and employee relations, feedback, meetings, surveys (i.e. Field Force, Marketing capabilities, Global Marketing, Medical Department,Regulatory Department) -Ensure full compliance to all regulatory requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Work Experience:
- Cross Cultural Experience.
- Project Management.
- Operations Management and Execution.
Skills:
- Agility.
- Asset Management.
- Commercial Excellence.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration.
- Customer Orientation.
- Digital Marketing.
- Healthcare Sector Understanding.
- Influencing Skills.
- Marketing Strategy.
- Negotiation Skills.
- Operational Excellence.
- Priority Disease Areas Expertise.
- Product Lifecycle Management (Plm).
- Product Marketing.
- Product Strategy.
- Stakeholder Engagement.
- Stakeholder Management.
- Strategic Partnerships.
Languages :
- English.
Skills Desired
Agility, Asset Management, Commercial Excellence, Cross-Functional Collaboration, Customer Orientation, Digital Marketing, Healthcare Sector Understanding, Influencing Skills, Marketing Strategy, Negotiation Skills, Operational Excellence, Priority Disease Areas Expertise, Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Product Marketing, Product Strategy, Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder Management, Strategic PartnershipsSimilar Jobs
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