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Sagent Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Specialty Business Manager - OH, IN, KY, TN
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What they do
A General Manager manages all aspects of a business. May be responsible for managing a small business, or managing one division or department of a larger business. Oversees administration, finance, communication and marketing as well as operations for a company. Reports to business owners, executive management or a board of directors.
$99,686 / year median in Illinois
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Sagent Pharmaceuticals, founded in 2006, was built to focus on customer needs. At Sagent, we believe that excellence is our standard, our motivation, and our guide. We believe the measure of success is determined by our customers, as we are a customer-focused company, delivering an extensive portfolio of injectable products and fulfilling the evolving needs of the patients we serve through our unique network of global resources. Sagent is seeking a Specialty Business Manager for the Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee territory. Residing in the territory is required. The Specialty Business Manager is responsible for the achievement of Sagent Specialty Product sales objectives in their defined territory, with an emphasis on the current lead products. A successful candidate will define and identify new business opportunities and function in and contribute to the overall team success. This includes achieving assigned sales goals, providing excellent customer service, distributor vendor management and all appropriate administrative duties. This role has a base salary, earns quarterly commissions based on performance and has a monthly car allowance. Success in the role is measured on: Successful attainment of quarterly/yearly sales quotas Develop and maintain relationships with doctors, nurses, physician assistants, and associated office and other clinical staff within the defined territory. Proper compliance with CMS Open Payments Program/Physician Sunshine Act/Trial and Demo Sampling Programs Comply with all state and federal regulations and guidelines and company policies related to the marketing and sales of a pharmaceutical product