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Becton Dickinson

Global medical devices, lab equipment supplier

Vice President - Strategy & New Business Development

Corporate StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTempe, AZ, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in business, engineering, life sciences, finance, or a related field is required; an MBA or other relevant advanced degree is strongly preferred.
  • At least 12 years of progressive strategy, business development, corporate development, portfolio management, or related experience, including significant leadership experience in medical devices or closely related healthcare technology.
  • Deep understanding of medical-device markets, transaction dynamics, and product development requirements.
  • Demonstrated experience developing and executing growth strategies and building actionable pipelines of inorganic opportunities.
  • Demonstrated ability to build market models, evaluate strategic and financial attractiveness, and translate complex analysis into clear executive recommendations.
  • Experience working across global markets and with senior enterprise leadership, boards, investment committees, or comparable governance bodies.
  • Experience leading and developing high-performing teams and influencing across a complex matrixed organization.
  • Strategic and portfolio acumen across markets, platforms, technologies, and time horizons.
  • Strong external orientation and ability to build trusted relationships across the innovation and investment ecosystem.
  • Commercial and financial judgment integrating customer, clinical, technology, financial, and execution considerations.
  • Executive presence and enterprise influence, including the ability to constructively challenge assumptions and communicate complex matters clearly.
  • Execution discipline, sound judgment, learning agility, and resilience in ambiguous, high-stakes environments.
  • Demonstrated commitment to talent development, inclusion, collaboration, accountability, ethics, and integrity.
  • Ability to handle highly confidential information, work across time zones, and travel globally as business needs require.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the development and ongoing refinement of PI’s long-range strategy, integrating market dynamics, customer needs, competitive activity, technology trends, clinical evidence, and enterprise priorities.
  • Partner with the Worldwide President and PI Leadership Team to translate strategy into portfolio choices, investment priorities, strategic initiatives, and measurable outcomes.
  • Lead the annual strategic review process and ensure alignment across platforms, regions, R&D, Clinical, Medical Affairs, Finance, Regulatory, Quality, Integrated Supply Chain, and Commercial teams.
  • Provide objective, fact-based perspectives on portfolio tradeoffs, resource allocation, risk, and value-creation potential.
  • Define strategic theses and priority hunting grounds aligned to PI’s growth priorities across vascular and cancer care.
  • Proactively source acquisition, investment, licensing, technology, and partnership opportunities through relationships with company executives, entrepreneurs, clinicians, inventors, universities, venture and private-equity investors, investment bankers, advisers, and participants across the global MedTech ecosystem.
  • Develop an external network of innovators, entrepreneurs, physicians, investors, bankers, industry partners, and other ecosystem participants to improve opportunity access and market insight.
  • Lead initial screening and strategic fit assessment of opportunities, determining where PI should engage, monitor, partner, invest, or decline.
  • Lead integrated assessment of market attractiveness, customer need, competitive differentiation, technology maturity, clinical and regulatory pathway, intellectual property, commercial potential, financial returns, operational requirements, and risk.
  • Develop decision-ready business cases, including market models, valuation scenarios, revenue and margin potential, investment requirements, key assumptions, sensitivities, and value-creation plans.
  • Present recommendations to PI, Segment, and enterprise senior leadership with clear strategic rationale and transparent risk assessment.
  • Partner with Corporate Development and functional leaders through diligence, negotiation, approval, transaction execution, and transition planning.
  • Establish a rigorous PI Strategy and New Business Development operating model, including decision rights, governance, stage gates, evaluation criteria, portfolio reviews, funnel management, and executive reporting.
  • Increase organizational clock speed by clarifying ownership, improving cross-functional coordination, and driving timely decisions while maintaining appropriate quality and risk discipline.
  • Connect inorganic opportunities to organic pipeline strategy, platform roadmaps, clinical evidence plans, market access priorities, and commercialization requirements.
  • Ensure integration considerations and value-creation requirements are incorporated early in opportunity assessment and decision-making.
  • Provide continuity from strategic thesis through deal rationale, integration planning, and realization of intended strategic and financial outcomes.
  • Build, lead, and develop a high-performing Strategy and New Business Development team with deep market expertise, strong external networks, and disciplined analytical capability.
  • Create a culture of enterprise thinking, constructive challenge, accountability, speed, collaboration, inclusion, and high ethical standards.
  • Influence effectively without relying solely on formal authority and build alignment across diverse senior stakeholders.
  • Own and manage the annual PI Strategy and New Business Development operating budget.
  • Guide portfolio investment choices and resource allocation through disciplined strategic and financial analysis.
  • Develop and challenge valuation models, financial returns, investment requirements, sensitivities, and value-creation assumptions.
  • Ensure transaction-related spending, external-adviser support, and diligence investments are appropriately prioritized and governed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in peripheral vascular, venous, interventional oncology, biopsy, or adjacent procedural markets.
  • Direct experience supporting acquisitions, investments, licensing, partnerships, negotiations, and integration is strongly preferred.
  • Experience in peripheral vascular, interventional oncology, medical devices, or adjacent clinical and technology markets.

About the Company

Becton Dickinson

Global medical devices, lab equipment supplier

BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) is a global medical technology company that designs, manufactures, and sells medical devices, laboratory equipment, and related services for hospitals, labs, clinicians, and biopharma partners. It operates in four segments: Medical Essentials (medication delivery and specimen management devices), Connected Care (medication management and advanced patient monitoring systems), BioPharma Systems (drug delivery systems for pharmaceutical partners), and Interventional (surgical, endovascular, urological, and critical care products). In addition to devices, BD offers connected software, analytics, clinical education, customer portals, and service programs to support its products. The company’s goal is to help healthcare providers improve patient outcomes by enabling safer and more efficient delivery of care through integrated devices, data, and services across the health ecosystem.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Franklin Lakes, NJ
Founded
1961

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