Assoc Dir, Thought Leader Liaison- Brain Tumor (Northwest) (Remote, US)

About Servier Servier in the U.S. is a Boston-based, commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company launched by Servier Group in 2018. As a privately held organization, Servier is uniquely positioned to advance cutting-edge science, tackle underserved therapeutic areas and make patients the focus of every strategic decision. Role Summary The Associate Director, Thought Leader Liaison is responsible for engaging with thought leaders, and the development and execution of peer-to-peer initiatives. To ensure alignment with strategic brand plans, this role requires optimal collaboration with multiple cross-functional internal teams, including Brand Marketing, Patient Office, Medical, Commercial, and third-party agency partners. This role reports to the Director, Thought Leader Liaison and provides the opportunity to engage with regional thought leaders, integrate their insights, and impact brand strategy through insight gathering initiatives and peer to peer educational programming. Primary Responsibilities Identify, profile, develop and foster commercial relationships with physician key opinion thought leaders (KOLs) Represent and ensure consolidation of KOL input in the development of brand strategy by providing in-depth insights to ultimately drive brand awareness and performance Manage KOL activities and contacts at identified key congresses and societies by attending local, regional, and national conferences where KOL presentations and engagements may occur Continually applies knowledge and learnings of regional and national nuances to assess the effectiveness of key marketing tactics, making strategic recommendations to leadership for brand optimization Play a key role in enabling the understanding of disease state of Servier products as well as the market landscape of competitor products to ensure optimal customer engagement Lead and manage multiple projects compliantly, efficiently, and effectively to deliver high-quality output Cultivate and manage relationships wit