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Strategic Marketing Role - Diagnostics - IIM/MDI/ISB/FMS (2-4 yrs)
Industry - Medical and Nursing
Skills - strategy,marketing,strategic marketing,diagnostics,healthcare,MNC,devices,medical
Job Type - Permanent
Description :
- Strategic Marketing role with a Global Diagnostics organisation
- Work closely with the Leadership team in a high visibility, high impact role
Client Details
Client is a renowned Global Healthcare giant with a legacy in India
Description
- Collaborate with Regional & global teams to identify, understand and evaluate market potential
- Work cross functionally to develop launch plan
- Responsible to drive execution of marketing strategies through global operational product plan
- Identify & develop KOLs, participate and ensure good visibility at major conferences, seminars, exhibitions etc.
Profile
- Diagnostics/Medical Devices candidates with 2-4 years of strong experience in Strategy, Marketing or Strategic Marketing
- Full time MBA from Tier 1 colleges only. Strong preference for candidates from Biotech, healthcare undergraduate
- High desire to grow and fast track career over the near future
Job Offer
- Strong, fast tracked career growth prospects
- Opportunity to work collaboratively with the leadership team in India & the region/global HQ
- Global opportunities in the future
Page Group India is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Contact - Manu Potti -
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