Global Diagnostics and Disease Area Strategy Lead, Alzheimer’s

About This RoleThe Senior Director, Alzheimer’s Global Diagnostics & Disease Area Strategy Lead, ALZ will lead the overall global diagnostic pathway strategy and disease area strategy for the ADD Franchise. In addition, the role will determine the unbranded/disease area strategies and tactics required to realize the Biogen ADD Pipeline Strategy. Significant collaborative working is required across multiple subject matter expertsWhat You’ll DoDevelop the diagnostics pathway strategy and lead the global implementation.Lead the Disease Area Strategy Process and assess/recommend key unbranded/disease area strategies and tactics to realize the Biogen ADD Pipeline Strategy.Facilitate communication with internal cross-functional and regional teams, external vendors, external partners, or collaborators.Assist with coordination of internal diagnostic programs, development and management of Vendor SOWs and budgets.Lead the interactions with key internal and external stakeholders to develop programs and manage the dementia diagnostics and unbranded disease area objectives in alignment with business objectives.Manage complex project and programs ensuring deliverables are on time and in line with contracted terms and business deadlines.Evaluate competitive intelligence and commercial performance of the diagnostics in development and in the commercial landscape to inform strategy development and tactical project plans as necessary to enhance operational execution.Monitor biomarkers and emerging digital tools likely to be used to screen and diagnosis ADD patients in the future to assess and recommend ways to simplify the patient care pathway in preparation for potential and future launches.Support management of fiscal year budgets.Who You AreYou are a highly collaborative leader who has experience engaging with key medical experts, patient advocacy organizations, public policy makers, and investors to integrate these perspectives into product strategy. You have strong leadership, planning and organization, analytics, decision making and problem-solving skills.