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Novartis UK is seeking a Pharmaceutical Marketing Manager in Oncology for our London office. You will translate international and regional strategies into local portfolio priorities, shaping brand and campaign execution for omnichannel impact.
Lead and develop the local marketing team, drive performance with data-driven insights, and collaborate across Sales, Medical, Value & Access to ensure compliant, high-quality launches and ongoing campaigns.
Location: London office based role, UK
External candidates must have the right to work permanently in UK as vis and relocation support are not offered for this role. All candidates must be able to work for 12 days per month in the London office.
We have opportunities for Pharmaceutical Marketing Managers within Novartis UK in Oncology in the London office.
The Marketing Manager, Oncology will be responsible for leading brands within the UK Oncology Therapy Area and will deliver sustainable growth, market share, and patient impact. This role translates International and Regional strategy into local portfolio priorities, sets clear direction for brand and campaign execution, and ensures consistent, high-quality omnichannel delivery across the portfolio. This role will also develop marketing materials based on International frameworks, drive performance and collaboration across the team, and ensure effective prioritization, governance, and resource allocation while working in close partnership with cross-functional teams.
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