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Advanced University Degree (Master's degree) preferably in communications, journalism, public relations, international relations, marketing or a related field is required. Lead content development, editing, proofreading, production, and dissemination of all communications materials for the project, including stories, publications, factsheets, social media content, infographics, posters, web content, and presentations.
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Leadership of the overall brand strategy inclusive of mapping, framework development, innovative engagement planning for current brands and future launches, inclusive of marketing operations for KOL strategy and planning including agency management, champion materials through CAC, Totality, MRC.
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Collaborate with sales, marketing, and customer success teams to develop go-to-market strategies, product messaging, and sales enablement materials. A Bachelor's degree in healthcare management, business administration, product management, or related field.
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Liaise with clients and support the Project Management team as a lead MA on assigned fund projects, including helping to update and manage fund materials, support roadshow planning and logistics, update the database, run reports, be the "go to" person for the other MAs in relation to assigned funds, and produce/distribute presentations.
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Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Public Relations, Marketing, or a related field. Manage media relations, including drafting press materials and coordinating with journalists and media outlets.
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As an Entry Level Marketing Assistant at PocketLedge in New Jersey, you will support the marketing team in executing campaigns, managing social media, and creating marketing materials.
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Bachelor’s degree in communications, advertising, marketing, English, writing or another related field. Collaborating with product development, merchandising, sales and marketing departments to brainstorm and develop a coordinated, unified voice in the marketing materials.
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These materials and programs address identified field sales needs, support key marketing initiatives, enhance product knowledge, improve overall selling skills, and support the ongoing developmental needs of the hospital anti-infectives sales team.
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Coordinate closely with teams across Product Management, Demand Generation, Sales and Field Marketing to ensure alignment and efficiency in product launch activities. Oversee the creation and execution of marketing and sales enablement materials, prioritizing clarity and impact in messaging.
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Regional Field Support: As an integral member of our global marketing team and your region's designated Integrated Marketing Manager (IMM), you'll be responsible for aiding in local activities as required.
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Bachelor's degree in marketing, cosmetic science, fashion, or related field. Produce sales materials such as product fact sheets, demos, and presentations for current product portfolio and new innovations.
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As our Field Marketing Manager, you'll spearhead our field marketing strategy, focusing on offline relationship building, event management, and strategic partnerships. Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in field marketing, preferably in a B2B tech or real estate investment management company.
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This role primarily focuses on late-stage pipeline and marketed products, interfaces with cross-functional teams including US medical affairs, marketing, market access global value and access teams, commercial to align strategies in customer research activities and development of external communication materials.
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Masters or Doctoral (preferred) degree in health services research, public health, medicine, epidemiology, or related field with 5+ years of relevant experience in real world evidence generation/outcomes research/ or closely related discipline either within biopharmaceutical.
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2 years of field marketing experience in beverage, CPG, clothing, lifestyle, or health and beauty. The Field Marketing Specialist (FMS) builds the local face of Beatbox in their field in the most relevant way and follows the Beatbox national strategies and priorities.
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