Government affairs
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Recordati in Italia
Government Affairs & Market Access Manager SPC ID: 2324 Date of Posting: Feb 20, 2026 Business Area: Market Access Job Type: Direct Employee Full-Time or Tempo parziale: Full Time Seniority: Mid-senior With its beginnings in a family run pharmacy in Correggio, Italy in the 1920s, Recordati is now a global pharmaceutical company, listed on the Italian stock exchange, with over 4,500 employees and turnover of over Euro 2bn. We are a group of like-minded, passionate individuals who go to extraordinary lengths for our patients, customers, partners, investors and the people across the globe who we serve. We develop and commercialise medicines to serve people living with common diseases, as well as those living with some of the rarest, in around 150 countries. At Recordati, our mantra is simple. We've always believed that health, and the opportunity to live life to the fullest, is a right, not a privilege. Whether that is for common diseases or the rarest – we want to give people the opportunity to be the best version of themselves. This drive will never stop. Together,
we will always be reimagining tomorrow – with new ideas, new technologies and new innovations to fight diseases. Recordati. Unlocking the full potential of life. Job Purpose The National Government Affairs & Market Access Manager is responsible for defining and implementing national Market Access and Government Affairs strategies for Recordati's Specialty & Primary Care (SPC). The role ensures the development and implementation of market access strategies aimed at ensuring access, reimbursement, and optimal positioning of pharmaceutical products with the National Health Service and key institutional stakeholders. in alignment with global and local strategies. Key Responsibilities Market Access Strategy Define and implement national Market Access strategies for SPC across the entire product life cycle (pre‐launch, launch, post‐launch). Ensure alignment between access strategy, business objectives and the clinica