Oversee a growing portfolio of related programs and scientific events.
Use subject matter expert knowledge and multi-stakeholder engagement to lead initiatives.
Engage in formal and informal capacity with high-level government officials and technical experts.
Develop and manage think tanks, sessions for annual meetings and committee management for expert volunteers.
Author scientific reports and proposals for funding, including scheduling and running the necessary meetings.
Build relationships with colleagues from various backgrounds including the biopharma industry, regulatory agencies, patient advocacy groups, and academia.
Work cross-functionally with executive leadership, marketing, scientific and operational staff.
Manage content development for scientific event programs and new initiatives in the region.
Stay up to date on patient engagement, clinical innovation, and industry trends.

Masters degree in fields related to health science, medical product development, or other field related to life science innovation.
At least 4 years of related experience.
Demonstrated strong project management skills.
Expert in MS Office suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Project; skills in using on-line or cloud-based collaboration tools; ability to develop technical documents and presentations.
Proven diplomacy, strong communication, organization, and cultural sensitivity and global team skills.
Exceptional relationship-building skills with experience working with multiple stakeholders and generating consensus and leading discussions in the role of a neutral convener.
Existing business development skills and multi-stakeholder management experience.
Demonstrated strong skills in committee management and preparation of scientific content for events.

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Scientific Program Manager – Middle East & Africa

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