About Ogilvy Health

Ogilvy Health is focused on driving superior outcomes in the ever-changing healthcare environment, an increasingly complex and evolving marketplace. We inspire brands and people to impact the world by keeping our audiences’ health and wellness needs at the center of every touchpoint. Ogilvy Health delivers insight, creativity, innovation, and engagement solutions for all healthcare stakeholders, patients, and consumers across the healthcare continuum. Through borderless creativity—operating, innovating, and creating at the intersection of talent and capabilities— Advertising, Experience, Public Relations, Health, and Consulting work fluidly across 131 offices in 93 countries to bring forth world-class creative solutions for our clients.

Over the past year alone, the Ogilvy network has been recognized with the following:

  • Global Network of the Year (Campaign)
  • One of the “Best Places to Work” for LGBTQ+ equality (Human Right’s Council’s Corporate Equality Index)
  • Agency Network of the Year (Clio Awards)
  • Network of the Year (One Show)
  • Global Network of the Year (LIA Awards)
  • Garner Magic Quadrant Leader
  • Most Awarded Agency (Influencer Marketing Awards)
  • …and Ogilvy was the only agency network to secure the top rankings on both WARC’s Creative 100 and Effective 100

For more information on us, visit OgilvyHealth.com, or follow Ogilvy Health on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

About the Role 

The SVP,  Experience & Innovation lives in the Experience & Innovation pillar, stretching across 4 departments (Analytics, Engagement, UX & Content Strategy, and Dev). They guide foundational brand documents (launch plans, channel recommendations, CRM strategy, scoping guidance) and are involved in data-driven optimizations (expanding or pivoting within a channel or exiting it). This work requires being grounded in analytics and always remaining focused on the brand’s performance goals.

What you’ll do?

  • Deliver strong decks regularly (often quickly) on various E&I topics, most often content strategy & engagement
  • Lead brand planning for E&I
  • Data/research-first! Initiate collection of and absorb any available data/research to inform decisions. 
  • Audit existing Cx, considering holistically where the client is and what they need to achieve success
  • Effectively collaborate with all internal partners and external agencies
  • Help to productize & sell new offerings
  • Experience and comfort in facilitating client workshops
  • Balance ongoing brand/project work with contributions to new business
  • Be aware of Cx trends, tools, and technology, with a commitment to look beyond the status quo toward innovation

What You’ll Need:

  • Experience: 5 years+ at healthcare agency or at healthcare company/brand preferred
  • Experience on at least 10 pitches
  • Deep familiarity with US/Global pharma industry
  • HCP & consumer engagement experience
  • Content strategy experience
  • Rx launch experience preferred.
  • Deep understanding of all common channels/tactics and curiosity to explore new ones
  • Passion about the quickly evolving Cx landscape, and a well-established POV that demonstrates the ability to synthesize emerging trends and make them useful for clients

How We’ll Support You

Ogilvy celebrates its people. Fully. Enthusiastically. Unhesitatingly. We’ll empower you with the

tools you’ll need to succeed. We’ll give you the autonomy to seek out new paths and better ways of

doing things. We’ll support you with colleagues who are experts in their disciplines, drawn from

across the Ogilvy network. And we’ll provide opportunities for you to do work of which you’ll be

proud, with people you’ll be proud to call your teammates.

 

 

 

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