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Global Policy Strategy Director

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virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

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About the role

Shaping and executing global policy strategies, the full-time Associate Director, Global Policy Strategy Execution will develop policy proposals, advocacy tools, and thought leadership content while collaborating with cross-functional teams to align on business priorities and enhance external stakeholder engagement.
Key responsibilities: Lead the development and execution of global policy strategies that advance business priorities and support patient access Develop policy proposals and advocacy materials in collaboration with functional experts to engage effectively with policymakers Define and manage the editorial strategy for BMS' online policy platform, ensuring high-quality, relevant contentRequired qualifications: Approximately eight years of experience in public policy, government affairs, or a related field, preferably in the biopharmaceutical sector Advanced degree in political science, law, economics, business, public policy, health policy, or equivalent professional experience Strong understanding of policy issues affecting the biopharmaceutical industry, including pricing, market access, and innovation policy Experience working with government stakeholders and external policy organizations Proven ability to develop clear, persuasive advocacy materials and strategic insights for senior leaders

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