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Manager - Business Development

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN
•$134,300 - $194,700•Hybrid

About The Position

The Manager - Business Development supports the mission of Mayo Clinic Business Development as an individual contributor and leads portions of projects, activities, deals, and other departmental work. The role reports the status of assigned work to department leadership, may represent the department in meetings with Mayo Clinic departments, leadership, and external entities, and helps manage workflows, resources, and project outcomes. Positions are assigned to a functional Work Unit and focus on projects within one or more Work Teams; typically, a team member is placed into two Work Teams. This posting specifically concerns biopharmaceutical and diagnostic technology development. Work Units include Partnerships, Commercialization, Technology Development, and Investments. Partnerships work involves sourcing and evaluating business opportunities such as partnerships, joint ventures, spin-offs, investments, mergers, and acquisitions, and developing contacts across industry, entrepreneurship, and investment communities. Commercialization work evaluates the commercial potential of medical inventions and discoveries, develops technology sales and marketing plans, manages patent processes, identifies partners, negotiates licensing and other commercialization arrangements, and advises Mayo physicians and scientists on intellectual property and technology-based business matters. Technology Development work facilitates the development and commercialization of Mayo Clinic technologies in collaboration with staff, companies, entrepreneurs, and investors. Activities may include identifying and evaluating technologies; collaborating with physicians, researchers, and cross-functional teams; supporting invention disclosures, patentable innovations, prior-art and landscape analyses, and intellectual-property strategy; assessing feasibility, markets, and competition; preparing communications materials; monitoring industry trends; and coordinating technology-development and commercialization projects. Investments work sources, evaluates, and executes strategic and financial investments aligned with Mayo’s priorities, supports portfolio management and leadership advice, and includes financial modeling, valuation, due diligence, investment governance, reporting, and post-deal activities. The position is hybrid and must be located within 100 miles of Mayo Clinic Rochester.

Requirements

  • Master’s degree in business, science, or a relevant field, plus two years of experience specific to the role and area of work; an advanced degree such as a PhD, MD, or JD is preferred.
  • Alternatively, a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of four years of related experience.
  • For Commercialization Work Unit roles, three years of experience directly related to technology licensing.
  • Relevant experience may include business development, finance or venture capital, technology transfer, venture management, intellectual-property commercialization, licensing, patents, partnerships, business-to-business collaborations, investments, start-up companies, or sourcing partnering opportunities in healthcare, medical/biotechnology, or financial/venture capital industries.
  • In lieu of a degree, applicable experience equal to the normal time required to earn the degree may satisfy the degree requirement: four years for a bachelor’s degree, two years for a master’s degree, or two years for an advanced degree.
  • Ability to succeed in business development or technology commercialization and navigate complex inter- and intra-organizational issues and relationships.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills and ability to interact with people from diverse backgrounds.
  • Strong project-management and time-management skills, including the ability to manage several initiatives simultaneously.
  • Entrepreneurial or intrapreneurial qualities.
  • Strong analytical skills, resourcefulness, and ability to work independently on assigned projects.
  • Must be located within 100 miles of Mayo Clinic Rochester for this hybrid position.

Nice To Haves

  • Depending on the position assignment: business plan creation, due diligence, market research, marketing plan development, concept analysis, business model development, or financial pro-forma development and analysis.
  • Depending on the position assignment: assessment of legal and regulatory issues, monitoring product or operating-unit performance, technical sales, evaluation of medical technologies, negotiations, or contract drafting.
  • Depending on the position assignment: experience evaluating scientific and commercialization potential of cutting-edge technologies, and knowledge of science, clinical or bench research, business principles, and laws and regulations related to patenting and licensing inventions.
  • Experience with an organization or role directly related to one or more of the relevant Work Teams may receive special consideration.
  • Experience with an academic medical center or equivalent setting.
  • Mergers and acquisitions experience.
  • Financial modeling and analytical valuation experience.
  • Chartered Financial Analyst certification, completed or in progress.
  • Experience with a national consulting firm in related functional areas or industries.

Responsibilities

  • Support the mission of Mayo Clinic Business Development as an individual contributor and lead portions of projects, activities, deals, and other departmental work.
  • Communicate the status of assigned work to department leadership.
  • Represent the department in meetings and interactions with Mayo Clinic departments, leadership, and external entities as warranted.
  • Help manage workflows and resources to achieve project outcomes and perform project-management duties.
  • Depending on assignment, source, evaluate, analyze, and develop business opportunities, including partnerships, joint ventures, spin-offs, investments, mergers, and acquisitions.
  • Depending on assignment, evaluate the commercial potential of medical inventions and discoveries; develop technology sales and marketing plans; manage patent processes; identify commercial partners; negotiate licenses and other commercialization arrangements; and advise physicians and scientists on intellectual-property and technology matters.
  • Depending on assignment, identify and support development of technologies; collaborate with physicians, researchers, staff, and external stakeholders; support invention disclosures and intellectual-property development; conduct feasibility, market, and competitive assessments; prepare promotional materials; monitor industry trends; and coordinate development and commercialization projects.
  • Depending on assignment, originate, evaluate, and execute investments; assess opportunities against investment criteria; manage or lead financial modeling, valuation, scenario analysis, and diligence; work with departments and investment committees; and support post-deal governance and reporting.
  • Develop and contribute to networks of industry, entrepreneurial, and investor contacts as relevant to business development and commercialization activities.

Benefits

  • Multiple medical plan options.
  • Dental coverage through Delta Dental or a reimbursement account for flexible coverage.
  • Vision plan with a national network.
  • HSA and FSAs for eligible expenses.
  • Competitive retirement package.

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