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Sr/ Brand Manager - Renal

Novartis

Location
Taipei
Source
workday

Job Description Summary

Sr/Brand Manager - Renal
Location : Taipei

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Want to bring a new medicine to market and see the difference it makes for patients? Join Novartis as a Brand Manager. Our purpose is to reimagine medicine to improve and extend people's lives. You'll get the scope to own a launch, real visibility with regional teams, and a culture that supports curiosity and growth.


Job Description

Major Accountabilities:

  • Lead brand strategy and launch planning as part of the Integrated Brand and Launch Teams.
  • Carry out, track and analyse tactical plans that drive brand growth and market share.
  • Develop promotional activities that follow internal SOPs and the Code of Conduct.
  • Manage brand budgets, forecasts and the marketing mix to make sure spending pays off.
  • Gather market and customer insights to find new opportunities.
  • Work with Medical colleagues to identify key centres, KOLs and patient needs in your territory.
  • Make sure all safety and regulatory communications to healthcare professionals are compliant.

Requirements:

  • At least 5 years of brand management experience in pharma industry
  • New product launch experience, with strong launch skills and demonstrated track record in launch
  • Renal, Specialty,or rare disease experience a plus
  • Proven leadership skills, with experience coaching and motivating a team
  • Proven exceptional external customer focus and building strong relationship with KOLs.
  • Ability to bring strategy to life through execution.
  • Proven ability to work cross-functionally.


Skills Desired

Asset Management, Change Agility, Commercial Excellence, Cross-Functional Collaboration, Customer-Oriented, Digital Marketing, Healthcare Industry, Influencing Skills, Marketing Strategies, Negotiation, Operational Excellence, Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Product Marketing, Product Strategies, Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder Management, Strategic Alliances, Therapeutic Knowledge