Senior Manager, Product Strategy and Management Wellness
$67,900 - $199,144 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$67,900 - $199,144 per year
About the role
- Shape Wellness Product Strategy
- Develop recommendations that influence portfolio investment decisions, roadmap priorities, and growth strategy. Evaluate market opportunities and unmet or underserved customer needs and translate into opportunities for product differentiation
- Develop future-state concepts, business cases, and strategic recommendations for new wellness capabilities, partnerships, and experiences.
- Inform the long-term roadmap for wellness capabilities, experiences, and solution value proposition
- Drive Cross-Functional Product Development & Execution
- Partners across Sales, Marketing, Strategic Partnerships, Underwriting, Actuarial, Finance, Product, and related stakeholders to influence and accelerate wellness product development and delivery
- Help align cross-functional teams around product priorities, requirements, dependencies, and execution needs
- Lead business case development, product gating, and implementation planning for new wellness initiatives and enhancements
- Ensure product recommendations are operationally sound and commercially viable in a highly matrixed environment
- Lead Market & Customer Insight Integration
- Maintain understanding of wellness market dynamics, competitive activity, and emerging customer expectations
- Gather and synthesize voice-of-customer, field, and stakeholder feedback to inform product priorities
- Use data, research, and market insight to refine positioning, packaging, and future product direction
- Identify implications of market shifts and evolving customer needs for the wellness portfolio
- Support Market Positioning & Field Enablement
- Define clear wellness value propositions for internal and external audiences
- Support development of product messaging, field guidance, and market-facing materials that translate complex offerings into practical business value
- Partner with field and segment leaders to understand market needs and strengthen how wellness offerings are positioned and supported
- Contribute to discussions with brokers, consultants, customers, and internal stakeholders as needed to support product relevance and market adoption
- Maintain Product Performance Insights & Portfolio Roadmap
- Track and evaluate key performance indicators such as engagement, adoption, satisfaction, and business impact
- Identify performance gaps, risks, and opportunities across wellness offerings
- Advise on decisions related to product enhancements, optimization, and lifecycle management, including sunset decisions where appropriate
- Provide clear insights and recommendations to leadership on portfolio performance and product direction
- 7+ years of experience in product management, product strategy, commercial product roles, wellness, employee benefits, healthcare, or completion of General Management Development Program (GMDP) or any Leadership Development Program
- Experience designing, managing, or evolving products and solutions that integrate multiple modalities, including digital platforms, partner services, human-led interventions, and engagement experiences, to deliver cohesive customer outcomes
- Skilled at using quantitative and qualitative insights to connect market needs, customer insight, and business priorities to product direction
- Comfortable working across multiple stakeholders, including business, commercial, operational, and product partners
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to create clear stakeholder-facing and field-facing materials
- Demonstrated ability to translate complex concepts into commercially relevant product recommendations and practical action
- Strong organizational judgment, prioritization, and follow-through in high-visibility work
- Ability to operate independently and influence decisions without formal authority
- Success Profile (What "Great" Looks Like)
- Strong contribution to the strategic direction of wellness offerings across the portfolio
- Wellness offerings are positioned in ways that resonate with market needs and business priorities
- Cross-functional stakeholders are aligned on priorities, requirements, and execution approach
- Field teams receive clear, practical guidance on wellness offerings and their value proposition
- Product performance is actively monitored and translated into thoughtful recommendations for growth, improvement, and lifecycle decisions
- Market insight and customer feedback are consistently incorporated into product strategy and portfolio evolution
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