Lead and govern enterprise ERP and application support operations across business units to ensure secure, scalable, and high-performing application services.
Support existing functional operational leaders by facilitating resourcing, workflow visibility, and delivery coordination across the core regional MedComms teams.
Lead the Group's treasury strategy, funding activities, capital structure management, liquidity optimisation, and financing programmes for subsidiaries and joint ventures.
Consolidation and review of monthly management results throughout the region on a timely basis, ensuring accuracy, completeness and required reconciliations to relevant reporting systems. This includes direct responsibility over several activities/processes that formulate part of the overall consolidation.
Implement and monitor workplace safety, health, and environmental programs in line with regulatory requirements, including the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), the Department of Environment (DOE), and other relevant authorities
Develop, monitor, and oversee the implementation of trade marketing plans across relevant channels and product categories to achieve defined business objectives
Support the management of day-to-day business relationships with assigned pharmacy accounts and ensure smooth communication and execution of agreed business plans.
The Regulatory Affairs Senior Manager in the Regional Regulatory CoE leads the operational delivery, governance and performance of LCM activities performed by the CoE on behalf of MC regulatory teams. Building on the accountabilities of an MC Regulatory Affairs Senior Manager, the role ensures that market work is transferred, prioritised and executed through a scalable regional model that reduces local operational workload without weakening local accountability or Health Authority relationships.