Customer Marketing Manager, Organized Customer - Solid Tumor at Genentech
San Francisco, California, USA -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

04 Dec, 25

Salary

238900.0

Posted On

05 Sep, 25

Experience

1 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Market Access

Industry

Marketing/Advertising/Sales

Description

MINIMUM CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s degree.
  • One year of marketing experience or an MBA.
  • 4 years minimum work experience, with 2 years of commercial experience (e.g., market access, marketing, sales or customer insights).

ADDITIONAL DESIRED CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

  • MBA or other related graduate level degree preferred
  • Marketing experience in relevant industries.
  • Experience in executing marketing tactics that have strengthened market positioning and driven high-value customer and business outcomes.
Responsibilities

ABOUT THIS MARKETING ROLE

The Marketing organization influences decisions by establishing and communicating our full product value proposition across the full value chain, from payers, to health systems, to prescribers, to patients. Marketers are masterful storytellers - accountable to inform positioning using an insight-driven marketing strategy, deliver simple compelling customer-led content creation, and design outstanding integrated customer experiences in partnership with networked partners (e.g. Customer Engagement and Genentech Business Operations). Marketers strategically use resources and their network to drive patient outcomes for today’s innovations, and fuel tomorrow’s breakthroughs.
Reporting to the Marketing Team Director - Organized Customer, the Customer Marketing Manager will play a key role in the Solid Tumor Marketing team. This position is centered on executing strategies that help patients access our medicines. As an Organized Customer Marketing Manager, you will be instrumental in implementing our non-clinical and access strategies. A significant aspect of this role will involve working with payers, health systems, population-based decision-makers to ensure that patients who need our medicines can get them.

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