Strategic Growth Lead for Biotech

All G; Sydney; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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5 days annual leave

Paid parental leave

Onsite parking

Relocation & visa sponsorship

Employee assistance program

Job summary

All G is seeking a Head of Strategy to partner with the COO and CEO in Sydney. This high-visibility role shapes fundraising, market strategy and the rollout of our bovine/human milk protein platform across applications, verticals and geographies.

You will drive investor materials, lead strategic prioritisation, and help embed a high-performance culture as we scale toward our mission of next-generation nutrition for tens of millions of babies.

Qualifications

• Tier-1 training in management consulting or investment banking.
• Proven ability to manage complex projects with multiple stakeholders.
• Startup or deep-tech/biotech exposure preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead fundraising strategy: develop investment theses, pitch decks, and financial models.
• Shape category strategy for human milk proteins across verticals and geographies.
• Drive executive discussions on capital allocation, strategy, and product/market positioning.
• Oversee company-wide prioritisation, performance tracking, and high-impact decisions.
• Organise and drive cadence for high-profile meetings and board interactions.
• Foster a high-performance culture through rituals, training, and initiatives.
• Lead cross-functional special projects as needed.

Skills

Tier-1 training

Data-driven

Stakeholder mgmt

Startup/biotech exp

Job description

All G is seeking a Head of Strategy to partner with the COO and CEO in Sydney. This high-visibility role shapes fundraising, market strategy and the rollout of our bovine/human milk protein platform across applications, verticals and geographies.

You will drive investor materials, lead strategic prioritisation, and help embed a high-performance culture as we scale toward our mission of next-generation nutrition for tens of millions of babies.