Integrated Strategy Leader
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - F. Hoffmann-La Roche in Monza
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The Position As Integrated Strategy Leader (ISL)
You will report to the Integrated Portfolio Strategy Head of Roche Pharma Italy, leading a cross-functional team to set the local strategy for the assigned portfolio and ensure its execution.
What Will You Do?
- Strategic Vision: Set the overarching vision for your product/solution portfolio, acting as the primary strategist for the Disease Area (DA) and the single point of contact for the Leadership Team.
- Squad Leadership: Build, lead, and evolve a cross-functional Squad without direct line authority. You will define DA outcomes, facilitate continuous improvement,
and co-create integrated strategies that drive both commercial and patient value.
- VACC Leadership (Visionary, Architect, Catalyst, Coach): Coach individual Squad members and the broader organisation to develop their own leadership behaviors, inspiring them to achieve their ongoing career development goals while championing diversity and inclusion.
- Business and P&L; Impact: Maintain up-to-date revenue and volume forecasting, direct strategic investments, and define initiatives that support short- and long-term outcomes.
- Ecosystem Collaboration: Collaborate seamlessly with the Global Product Strategy (GPS) community, Pharma International (PI), and key affiliates. You will act as the direct interface to global forums to align and execute high-impact work packages.
- Commitment to Compliance: Act as a guardian for high standards of ethics, safety, and compliance, always keeping the patient at the cente