Executive Director, Worldwide Operations Office - Pharmacovigilance

In This Role, a Typical Day Might Include:

• Partner with cross‑functional US and International teams to embed a patient safety mindset across Regeneron's global operations (e.g., gather feedback from regional leaders, establish knowledge sharing forums).
• Provide functional oversight of WWOO and regional PV Hubs, ensuring operational performance, quality standards, regulatory compliance, and consistent application of global processes across markets.
• Define execution scope for regional PV Hubs, determining which processes require localization to meet requirements versus which can be executed through centralized global processes, including clear delineation of responsibilities between GPS and affiliate teams.
• Establish governance framework for local process adaptation, defining clear standards for when and how global PV processes may be tailored to meet local regulatory requirements.
• Develop innovative approaches to delivering on core activities that integrate new technologies, including AI.
• Aggregate insights and potential risks from regional and country‑level activities to shape, influence, and prioritize objectives for the PV system.
• Coordinate across key GPS functions (e.g., QPPV, Case Management, Quality & Compliance) on matrixed activities, regional priorities, and global to local interdependencies.
• Adapt the international model to fit changing business needs, including assessing future needs for additional PV Hubs based on portfolio expansion, geographic growth, and regulatory landscape changes.
• Build, coach, and scale a high‑performing team, and drive succession planning and talent pipelines.
• Lead talent strategy and leadership development initiatives that raise capabilities across the organization.
• Influence cross‑functional leaders to align priorities and drive enterprise results.

This Role Might Be For You If You Can:

• Hold an advanced degree (PharmD, MD, MS, or MBA) in life sciences, healthcare, or related field preferred; Bachelor's degree required.
• Have 17+ years of experience in pharmacovigilance, international operations within the life sciences industry.
• Have a minimum of 7 years in leadership roles with demonstrated experience managing international or multi‑regional operations.
• Prove ability to develop relationships and influence key decision making with GPS and Non‑GPS functions (e.g., QPPV, Med Affairs, Regulatory), regions, and senior stakeholders.
• Possess a strong background in PV compliance, inspection readiness, and quality oversight across multiple markets.
• Exhibit a strategic mindset with the ability to translate regional complexity into clear governance, decisions, and executive‑level insights.
• Have preferred experience with AI technologies.