National Sales Manager – Hematology

Role Purpose

As National Sales Manager – Hematology, you will lead the hematology sales organization to deliver sustainable sales growth, high-quality customer engagement and best-in-class execution of brand strategies, in alignment with the Hematology Business Unit leadership, company standards and policies.

Key Responsibilities

Sales Strategy and Execution

• Develop the national hematology sales strategy and annual plans aligned with business unit and brand strategies.
• Translate national objectives into regional and territory targets, call plans and actionable field initiatives.
• Monitor sales performance against targets across channels and segments and lead timely corrective actions.

Sales Team Leadership

• Lead, coach and develop regional managers and field sales teams to achieve high performance.
• Set clear expectations, review performance regularly and manage development and improvement plans.
• Build a values-based culture focused on patient-centricity, collaboration and compliance.

Customer and Key Account Management

• Oversee engagement with key institutional and private accounts in close collaboration with Hematology Business Unit leadership, Medical and Market Access.
• Support regional and account strategies, ensuring coordinated, customer-focused engagement.
• Escalate key issues, risks and opportunities and contribute to solutions and action plans.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Collaborate with Hematology Business Unit leadership, Brand/Marketing, Medical Affairs, Market Access, CGA, Commercial Excellence and Trade/Distribution teams.
• Provide sales insights into launches, access initiatives, tenders and pricing decisions.

Governance, Compliance and Quality

• Ensure all sales activities comply with internal policies, anti-bribery and anti-corruption (ABAC) requirements, promotional codes and applicable regulations.
• Reinforce governance for events, materials, interactions and transfers of value.
• Maintain audit and inspection readiness across the sales organisation.

Forecasting, Resources and Budgets

• Provide robust demand-forecasting and input into S&OP processes.
• Manage headcount, sales structure, territories and budgets to maximise impact and efficiency.
• Use data and analytics to optimise resource allocation and identify growth opportunities.

Required Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, medicine, life sciences, business or a related field.
• Postgraduate business or management qualification is an advantage.
• 8–10 years of pharmaceutical sales experience with significant leadership of large sales teams.
• Proven experience in specialty/oncology/hematology and key account management.
• Egypt or similar-market experience and strong cross-functional matrix exposure.

Key Capabilities and Skills

• Demonstrated leadership and development of high-performing sales teams.
• Strong strategic and analytical thinking with solid business acumen.
• Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder-management skills.
• Good understanding of hematology/oncology markets, clinical practice and access dynamics.
• High integrity, strong ethics and a robust compliance mindset.
• Fluency in Arabic and English, spoken and written.

If you are a results-driven sales leader with a passion for hematology and building high-performing teams, we encourage you to apply.

Application closing date : November 21st, 2026

Skills

Customer Centric Selling, Data to Insights, Digital Fluency, Omnichannel, Sales Territory Management, Scientific Literacy

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