Global Commercialization Director, MVI

Role Summary

As the Global Commercialization Director, MVI, you will be accountable for the MVI indication on the AMR/MVI team, a sub team of the Nephology PDC team, and serve as the single point of accountability to drive long term success for the MVI indication of Biogen’s asset in development across multiple Nephrology indications. You will lead an integrated cross-functional team to develop and execute the MVI commercialization strategy and its annual operating plan, with strategic priorities to enable sustainable global market growth for the indication.

Responsibilities

• Lead the cross functional team to develop and execute on the commercialization strategy for the MVI indication in close alignment with the AMR strategy and launch
• Deliver a commercialization plan that shapes the market, ensures scientific exchange and relationship building, plans and executes evidence generation, enables engagement with the patient community and advocacy groups, and impacts public policy
• Achieve a world-class launch by defining a launch plan that ensures organizational readiness and appropriate resource allocation
• Coordinate with PDC Lead and Global Commercialization Leads for other indications to maximize the overall value of the asset
• Collaborate with regional and affiliate colleagues to support the vision and strategy to ensure launch and patient access to this therapy in markets across the globe
• Accountable for comprehensive assessment of competition and identification of opportunities to guide/refine the global strategy amidst changing market dynamics
• Partner with Global Finance to develop long range plans, annual operating plans, and assess business opportunities

Qualifications

• Required: Bachelor’s degree; Advanced Degree preferred
• Required: 10+ years of experience in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry
• Required: Commercial global or affiliate experience
• Required: Prior launch experience; experience with digital stakeholder engagement desired
• Required: Nephrology or rare disease/immunology experience
• Required: Anticipated travel: up to 15% international
• Preferred: Experience working directly with or in the R&D function
• Preferred: Strong clinical acumen with significant experience interacting with medical experts and patient advocacy organizations
• Preferred: Experience with rare disease business models and entrepreneurial operating environments

Education

• Bachelor’s degree; Advanced Degree preferred

Additional Requirements

• Anticipated travel: up to 15% international