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Executive Director, Global Oncology Marketing, Breast Cancer

Posted 3 days ago

confidentialNorth Wales (PA)

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About the role

Executive Director, Global Oncology Marketing, Breast CancerAbout the Company Successful bio-pharmaceutical company with a global presence Industry Pharmaceuticals Type Public Company Founded 1891 Employees 10,001+Categories PharmaceuticalsAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking an Executive Director to lead global commercial strategy for its breast cancer portfolio and help shape a coordinated women’s cancers strategy. Responsibilities include translating scientific and clinical evidence into differentiated strategies, forecasts, and value propositions; aligning cross-functional and regional partners; and supporting development, commercialization, and launch planning. The role also represents the commercial perspective in governance and portfolio discussions, identifies strategic opportunities, and addresses business risks. The Executive Director will lead and develop a high-performing team, fostering collaboration, accountability, and innovation. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree and have at least 12 years of commercial experience in pharmaceuticals or life sciences, including a minimum of two years in marketing, preferably global marketing in complex scientific or competitive markets. Demonstrated expertise in strategy development, portfolio planning, execution, team leadership, and working in regulated environments is required. Applicants should bring strong knowledge of global pharmaceutical markets, clear communication of scientific and business concepts, analytical and financial skills, and the ability to influence across functions and regions. An advanced degree is preferred; oncology experience, global launch experience, and work across diverse markets are advantageous. Hiring Manager Title Vice President FunctionsMarketing Strategy

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