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Provide advice and support on regulatory matters related to environmental, social and governance, ESG, issues, with particular focus on environmental compliance for the company's operations, value chain, and extensive product portfolio.
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This includes robust health plans, a market-leading 401(k) program with a company contribution, product discounts, flexible time off benefits (including half-day summer Fridays per policy), inclusive fertility/adoption benefits, and more.
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Learn more about our culture Job DescriptionThe IT Team Lead - Product Value Chain/PLM is responsible for strategy, management, administration, and optimization of Master Lock’s Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) implementation and related processes and interfaces.
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A Senior International Learning Manager is responsible for ensuring the Brand Strategy and the overall goals and objectives of the Brand Teams are effectively represented in all of the learning programs and solutions.
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Development of overall scientific and medical strategy for assigned product(s) Creation and management of internal product/TA strategy and training strategic oversight and execution of data generation activities and other MAUS tactics.
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The Medical Lead, MUS is responsible for:Development of overall scientific and medical strategy for assigned product(s). Creation and management of internal product/TA strategy and training.
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The Director of Product Management of AdTech, will lead the product strategy team for Walgreen’s digital across all our Omni-channel initiatives and all our online properties (walgreens.com, drugstore.com, beauty.com and visiondirect.com.
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The Director of Product Management of Digital Commerce, will lead the product strategy team for Walgreen’s digital commerce across all our Omni-channel initiatives and all our online properties.
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Manage global growth strategy and adoption of associated new data science solutions in collaboration with division product management and global marketing regions. This position will collaborate with relevant upstream product managers, regional marketing and sales teams, R&D, and service; as well as other internal and external stakeholders for the assigned areas of the overall connectivity portfolio and strategy.
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Serve as the subject matter expert for demand planning, network and strategy optimization, and integration of new business and product launches. The Director of Supply Chain and Demand Planning oversees all aspects of product demand, forecasting, and supply chain activities.
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You will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of the overall strategy for a portion of the $180M V. Mueller Snowden-Pencer product portfolio. 7+ years of experience in Product Management including both upstream and downstream Marketing.
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As Global Product Manager, Perinatal Digital, you will drive the product roadmap for Centricity Perinatal and Next Gen Digital Perinatal Solutions and be responsible for digital strategy within the Perinatal Digital Ecosystem.
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As a Campaign Manager, you’ll execute digital marketing strategy for Uline.com. Dig into campaign performance data to make optimizations and drive paid search traffic to one of the largest eCommerce websites in the country.
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Remote Opportunity - Open to candidates anywhere in the greater United States SUMMARY: Responsible for collaborating on the U.S. Health Care Practitioner (HCP) professional strategy & execution of tactics, and, as needed, some non-personal and promo med-ed (PME) tactics with the potential launch of REXULTI PTSD, pending FDA approval.
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Create, design, and implement a regional digital first marketing strategy to support and deliver and drive sales goals, focused on demand generation (MQO/SQO). Work with other marketing disciplines including product and content marketing, global design, and marketing automation to develop digital customer journeys & compelling marketing assets.
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