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Job Title: Account Executive
Location: Manchester (Hybrid) - Also opportunities in Macclesfield/London
Salary: Depending on experience
Job Type: Full Time, Permanent.
About Us:
Established in 2005, Bioscript Group is formed from multiple, specialist businesses to support our global pharmaceutical clients; we draw on their multidisciplinary expertise to help navigate critical decisions at key points in the product lifecycle. ​
Our scientific and strategic expertise help our clients make better decisions. We provide medical communication services, market access consulting and regulatory writing support with deep domain expertise to effectively navigate complex disease areas.
The Opportunity:
We are currently looking for an Account Executive to proactively support and assist our account teams with the management and delivery of projects across the full range of medical communications services with an emphasis on financial and project management.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Be a key point of contact for the internal account team; manage workload through understanding of role, priorities, and individual responsibilities
  • Independently manage and deliver small projects on time and on budget
  • Support all account team members with the delivery of larger, more complex projects
  • Assist with arrangements and logistics for external meetings, including correspondence and liaison with any third parties or vendors; provide onsite support as required
  • Support Client Services colleagues with internal and external financial management tasks including developing scopes of work, manage client purchase orders and budget systems, attend financial status calls, demonstrate thorough knowledge of client invoicing procedures and clients' payment processes
    About You:
  • 12-months' relevant industry experience
  • Excellent project management skills
  • Meticulous attention to detail
  • A proactive approach to learning and staying informed about industry trends.
  • Enthusiasm for working in a collaborative and dynamic environment.
    Our people are at the heart of our business.
    We are focused not just on delivering the exceptional for our clients, but for our teams too. Understanding everyone is different and we believe in treating everyone as an individual with opportunities to develop your skills and career around our disciplines.
    Our benefits include:
  • Salary which aligns with your experience and skillset
  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays + winter shutdown + holiday purchase scheme
  • Enhanced sick and compassionate leave
  • Enhanced maternity, paternity & adoption leave
  • Birthday charity donation to a charity of your choice
  • Bonus Day off to be spent giving back to the community
  • Life Insurance and Critical Illness cover
  • Private Medical (Vitality for UK based colleagues)
  • Health cash plan or wellbeing allowance
  • International Employee Assistance Program
    Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of; Customer Success Executive, Project Coordinator, Client Services, Client Services Executive, Customer Success, may also be considered for this role

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