SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR - 9 MONTH CONTRACT

HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATIONS

**Multi-Channel Digital Marketing Agency**

• Creating exceptional creative campaigns within therapy areas such as; Rare Diseases, Respiratory, Diabetes and Oncology.
• Leading projects, managing client relationships/accounts, influencing senior management, delivering impactful and strategic projects/pitches.
• Managing 2-3 direct reports and pushing the creative from members of the team and the wider business.
• Delivering workshops and training sessions across the company

Some of your day to day responsibilities will include;

• You will be involved in high profile accounts at VP level
• Driving consultative client interactions
• Empowering mid-level members of the team
• Leading on the delivery of impactful pitches/strategic projects for new/existing clients
• Involved in the strategic vision of the agency and new business pitches
• Helping to deliver workshops and training sessions across the company.

LOCATION: South West London

SALARY: £70,000k - £80,000k & benefits (FTC) OR FREELANCERS

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Essential requirements:

• Must have previous account management experience within the pharmaceutical / healthcare / Medical communications context
• Experienced Senior Account Director
• An enthusiastic individual who is a natural leader and role model for mid-level members of the business.
• Outstanding time management, written/verbal communication and organisation skills.
• Experience in creating presentations, delivering training sessions and being confident in pitching new business opportunities.
• Experience in creating digital media projects and managing the financial tracking for your accounts.
• The ability to make sound decisions on behalf of the company and know when to escalate matters.

TO APPLY

For further information or a copy of the job description please contact:

Heather Poole
Recruitment Consultant - Blue Pelican Pharma

heather@bluepelican.com

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