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Vice President, Brand Strategist

Ogilvy
Location
New York, New York
Posted
19 days ago
Department
Strategy & Planning
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 7+ years of experience in brand strategy, strategic planning, account planning, healthcare marketing, research, consulting, or a related strategic discipline
  • Significant experience in healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotech, wellness, or other regulated categories
  • Strong ability to translate science, data, research, and audience understanding into clear strategic direction
  • Experience developing brand positioning, messaging strategy, creative briefs, strategic workshops, research synthesis, and client presentations
  • Demonstrated ability to lead brand teams, partner with clients, and influence cross-functional teams
  • Strong understanding of HCP, patient, caregiver, and stakeholder audiences
Nice to have
  • Advanced degree or relevant experience in strategy, communications, psychology, sociology, marketing, life sciences, or a related field
What the job really is

The Vice President, Brand Strategist at Ogilvy Health will lead brand strategy across assigned teams, focusing on insights, positioning, and creative briefs that drive impactful brand narratives. This role involves deep research, client partnership, and mentoring junior strategists, while also exploring innovative tools and technologies to enhance strategic processes. The strategist will collaborate with various teams to ensure cohesive and effective brand strategies that resonate with audiences and drive growth.

Benefits
  • Competitive benefits package
Things to weigh
  • Base salary range is broad ($100,000 — $230,000), which may reflect varying levels of experience and qualifications
  • Role requires navigating complex healthcare environments, which may be challenging for those without relevant experience
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