Associate Director, Hematology Commercial Development

Role Summary The Associate Director, Hematology Commercial Development supports the development and execution of global commercial strategies and tactics for assigned pipeline and early lifecycle assets within the Hematology Therapeutic Area (TA). Reporting to the Senior Director, Hematology, this role combines strategic, project‑based commercial work with structured project management responsibilities to ensure timely, high‑quality delivery of critical commercialization milestones.

The role will support projects across the Hematology portfolio. This role partners closely with R&D, US and International Commercial teams, Market Access, Medical Affairs, Insights and analytics and other cross‑functional stakeholders to ensure alignment and executional excellence.

This is a hybrid role, which offers a combination of an onsite and remote work schedule.  #LI-Hybrid

Key Responsibilities Strategic & Project‑Based Commercial Contributions Support the development and execution of global commercial strategies and tactics for Hematology assets, aligned with TA strategy and lifecycle plans.

Contribute to strategic commercial planning, including brand vision elements, strategic imperatives, and early value narratives

Contribute to key commercialization strategies for mid- to late-phase pipeline assets including external market development, market shaping; contribute to internal stage gate go/no-go decision-making

Support development of LCM business cases for key inline assets.  Lead execution of strategies within cross-functional team.

Serve as a contributing member for market research projects synthesizing customer, payer, and competitive insights to inform opportunity assessment and strategic decision‑making.

Support content development for leadership reporting Lead other ah-hoc projects as assigned

Project Management & Execution Lead defined projects or work streams within the Hematology portfolio, operating within established objectives, timelines, and governance structures.

Develop and maintain project plans, milestones, dependencies, and risk mitigation strategies to support on‑time delivery.

Coordinate cross‑functional stakeholders to ensure clarity of roles, alignment on deliverables, and disciplined execution.

Provide structured updates, issue escalation, and recommendations

Support governance forums through preparation of materials, documentation of decisions, and follow‑up on action items.

Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, life sciences, or healthcare discipline required; MBA or advanced degree preferred.
10+ years of experience in pharmaceutical or biotechnology roles across commercial, strategy, marketing, or cross‑functional project management.

Experience supporting pipeline assets and/or early commercialization activities.

Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects with multiple stakeholders.

Hematology and/or rare disease experience preferred.

Leadership & Behavioral Capabilities Operates effectively within defined strategic direction while exercising sound judgment and executional discipline.

Builds productive cross‑functional partnerships and contributes positively to team outcomes.

Demonstrates learning agility and comfort working in evolving and ambiguous environments.

Communicates clearly and concisely with stakeholders at multiple organizational levels.

Takes accountability for assigned deliverables and proactively identifies risks and opportunities.