Senior Director, Country Manager Nordics
BeOne continues to grow at a rapid pace with challenging and exciting opportunities for experienced professionals. When considering candidates, we look for scientific and business professionals who are highly motivated, collaborative, and most importantly, share our passionate interest in fighting cancer.
Reporting to the General Manager Catalyse Cluster the Country Manager Nordics plays a pivotal role in defining and executing the country strategy across competitive markets offering significant opportunities to give patients access to BeOne´s portfolio. The incumbent will also be responsible to represent the company with high level, outside stakeholders, like payers and other institutional stakeholders of the cluster.
The individual is responsible to achieve the revenue and profit targets as well as the growth expectations. The Country Manager is accountable for the design and implementation of a strategic business plan in the respective countries. The individual is expected to lead a management team to help implementing the Nordics strategy, in alignment with the European/Global strategy and approved by senior management.
Essential Functions of the job:
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Provide exceptional leadership to a culturally diverse team, fostering an environment to drive high performance, engagement, accountability, empowerment, and behaviors fully consistent with the BeOne values and culture.
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Foster a leadership culture which attracts, develops and retains high caliber candidates, helping to build and shape a talent pool that will continue to drive the future success of the global organization. Create effective internal communication and foster teamwork.
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Develop a highly committed leadership team, providing sound leadership and coaching, leveraging the expertise across the region as required.
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Establish an appropriate ‘tone from the top’ which emphasizes business ethics, integrity and compliance within a highly regulated industry.
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Provide strategic insight and direction to develop current and new business opportunities and maximize growth potential in the countries.
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Build the strategic direction and vision for Nordics and drive the growth across hematology and potentially other future franchises. Set ambitious sales objectives for in-market products and successfully shape the market and ensure exceptional execution of launch plans for new products.
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Manage the critical linkage between late-stage development, commercial planning, launch management, market access, on-going sales support, and marketing. Utilize effective life cycle management, including further indications and brand protection strategies, while interfacing effectively with regional and global leadership. Ensure that forecasted objectives are achieved. Design and be accountable for appropriate performance metrics.
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Establish strong relationships and act as BeOne ‘face’ with major stakeholders in the field like relevant regulatory bodies, payers, politicians, industry associations, distributors and Key Opinion Leaders supporting the organization in achieving its goals and objectives.
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Ensure effective financial planning and review results to identify variances; develop action plans to address issues. Manage expenses to budget and deliver targeted profit contribution.
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Ensure execution of and adherence to both regional strategies and global franchise strategy.
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Drive business decisions whereby patient care is at the center of the business conduct.
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Ensure affiliates compliance across all GxP areas to maintain the highest standards of patients focused ethical conduct in line with our values.
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Consistently ensure that the affiliate within the European Country region operate in accordance with BeOne´s standards of conduct and all applicable local laws and regulations within the given duties.
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Act as a key and active member of the Catalyse Leadership Team and other governance bodies to drive the strategic agenda of the organization.
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