Group Product Manager - Antibiotic

Zydus Group·Mumbai·Onsite

Group Product ManagerHealthcare

Experience

6+ years

Employment

Full Time

Work mode

Onsite

Level

Group Product Manager

Location

Mumbai

Posted

Yesterday

About the role

Dear Aspirants,

🚀 Exciting Opportunity for Pharma Marketers – Group Product Manager (Antibiotic Portfolio) at Zydus!

We are seeking a Group Product Manager for our Antibiotic Portfolio to spearhead the marketing strategy for our prominent Antibiotic brands. If you bring relevant pharma strategic marketing expertise and a track record of successful brand leadership, we want to hear from you!

💡 What’s in it for you?

What you'll do

Lead a high-potential brand
Engage in a rapidly expanding therapeutic sector
Collaborate with a dynamic, innovation-focused team
Key Accountabilities / Responsibilities
1. Corporate Strategy and Growth Management
Prepare and recommend effective annual marketing plan and marketing budget for assigned product(s).
Design and implement marketing programs aimed at increasing market share and enhancing customer engagement and retention.
Monitor and analyze performance of assigned product(s) (Sales vs. Target).
Equip sales team with technical expertise through promotional materials, product training, and relevant clinical papers.
Prepare effectiveness reports for promotional materials to evaluate suitability and ROI.
Monitor and analyze competitors’ strategies and market surveys to identify trends and forecast products.
Serve as the first point of contact for customer queries and complaints for assigned product(s).

What you'll bring

Educational
Graduate and Postgraduate in Marketing.
Experience (Type & Nature)
6+ years of total experience, including at least 2+ years in handling antibiotic product portfolio.
Skills & Technical Competencies
Market Trends Knowledge
Business Analysis
Behavioral Competencies
Understands the team’s role and its impact on business outcomes
Keeps the team informed
Applies high-performance standards to self and team
Acts quickly on short-term opportunities