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EPD Propel.7 Program GuideSHAPING THE FUTURE OF MARKETING AT EPD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction
INTRODUCTIONLETTER
03
EPD MARKETING: ON A COURSE TO
GREATNESS
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THE PROPEL.7 SKILLS
05-13
THE PROPEL.7 BEHAVIORS
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THE PROPEL.7 SURVEY:
AN OVERVIEW
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THE PROPEL.7 SURVEY:
TIPS
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FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS (FAQ)
19-20
The Skills
The Survey
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WELCOME TO PROPEL.7
Dear EPD Marketers,
It is with great pleasure that I introduce PROPEL.7 , a new initiative designed to sharpen EPD’s marketing skills, and boost all our personal development.
As you know, EPD is on an exciting journey. We’re evolving to be leaders in branded generics, setting the standard for what this means, and continually raising the bar.
We see Marketing as a critical driver of this change, and of EPD’s future growth. Marketing will chart our course to the future through deep insight, powerful branding, smart innovation, and great execution. In some ways, this is the role marketing has always played, but in the branded generics space, these take on new meaning, and a new set of skills and behaviors is required. For example, we can’t just rely on one blockbuster brand launch or target only physicians.
Instead our growth will come from building differentiated portfolios in our selected therapy areas. It’ll come from connecting with d ifferent customer groups – from physicians to pharmacists to patients and OTC shoppers at the point of sale. It’ll come by being faster, smarter, and hungrier than the competition and executing with precision.
I think this is an exciting challenge. But we shouldn’t underestimate the scale of this change. This is a big shift and it’s something new to many of us. That’s why we’ve embarked on the PROPEL.7 journey.
PROPEL.7 will clearly outline the new requirements of marketing, so we all understand what’s expected. Then, we’ll each develop a picture of where we are today personally against those new requirements. This will be done through an online individual and peer survey, supported by open and honest dialogue with your line managers. Together you’ll build a development plan for the future, which will be supported by organisation-wide training and growth opportunities for all EPD marketers.
Success will require commitment and time from all of us, and real honesty. I recognize this might feel scary or overwhelming, but most change does at first. But we’ll get there together and it’ll be worth it.
You’ll find lots more detail about the program in this pack. If you have additional questions though, don’t hesitate to contact your manager.
Thanks again for your commitment. I look forward to shaping the future of EPD together.
Best regards,
Sammy Karam
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OUR COURSE TO GREATNESS
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EPD Marketing: On a Course to Greatness
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Role In Organisation:
REACTIVE SUPPORT FUNCTIONRole In Organisation:
PROACTIVE STRATEGIC LEADER
TOFROM
Differentiator:
INFORMATION FROM CLINICAL STUDIES
Differentiator:
INSIGHTS FROM THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY
Brand:
ESTABLISHED BRANDSBrand:
BGx PORTFOLIO ABBOTT TAs
Proposition:
MOLECULES & SCIENCE
Proposition:
PORTFOLIO, TA, VALUE ADDED SOLUTIONS
Target:
KOLs, PHYSICIANS
Target:
PHYSICIAN, PHARMACIST, PATIENT & SHOPPER
WHAT WE
OFFER
WHO WE SERVE
HOW WE DIFFERENTIATE
OUR LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
MARKETING’S ROLE IN THE
ORGANISATION
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The SkillsPR OPEL.7
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THE PROPEL.7 SKILLS FOR EPD MARKETERS
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We have a clear picture of what skills marketing needs to excel in the future. Of course, everyone’s role is different and for some roles you’ll need to focus more on certain skills. But here’s the complete picture.
The Propel.7 Skills
INSIGHT & FORESIGHT
STRATEGY & PLANNING
INNOVATION & PORTFOLIO EXPANSION
LAUNCH EXCELLENCE
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT &
EXECUTION
FINANCIAL ACUMEN &
MEASUREMENT
BRAND BUILDING
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PROPEL.7 SKILL: INSIGHT & FORESIGHT
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The Propel.7 Skills
THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
INSIGHT &
FORESIGHT
Insight and foresight are at the heart of success in
branded generics. Great marketers proactively spot
and anticipate trends in the market and look for
unmet and future needs along the customer journey.
They seek out opportunities to add value not just to
physicians, but also to pharmacists, patients, OTC
consumers and shoppers.
• Segment and target audiences, including physicians,
pharmacists, patients and OTC consumers, and identify
unmet / future needs along the customer journey
• Proactively use a range of data sources, beyond just
traditional IMS and market research (for example,
digital listening), and connect to customers to
develop deep understanding
• Connect the dots across data sources to find insights
and opportunities to improve our customers’
experiences
• Deeply understand the competitive landscape and
identify gaps / ‘white spaces’ where we can drive
competitive advantage
• Collaborate (with I&D, operations, key vendors, others)
to capture insights and ideas on how to grow our
business
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THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
BRAND BUILDING
Differentiating ourselves in the minds of doctors,
pharmacists, patients and shoppers in a crowded
generics market is challenging, but more important
than ever. Great marketers build on the strength of
Abbott's reputation and our core brands to establish
TA leadership. They define what differentiates us in
each TA, build a strong story, and equip everyone in
the organisation to deliver it.
• Develop a differentiated positioning and story for each
of our TAs and core brands
• Identify the role each brand plays in the overall
portfolio
• Act as ambassadors for our TA portfolios and core
brands, inspiring and engaging the organisation to
deliver the positioning
• Provide effective messaging / tools to our sales teams,
consistent with the positioning
• Track and monitor how customers perceive our brands
and portfolios and respond accordingly
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THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
STRATEGY &
PLANNING
We operate in a dynamic marketplace that requires us
to take calculated risks and quickly respond to
opportunities. Great marketers develop clear
strategies that ensure everyone is working in the
same direction, towards the same goals, while
keeping agility and responsiveness.
• Prioritize and make choices about which markets, TAs,
brands, and customer targets we will focus on (and
which we will not)
• Use situation analysis / SWOT to find the key issues /
opportunities and set strategies for the BU, TA and / or
core brands
• Translate strategies into actionable plans, using
scenario planning to allow for agile responses to
market conditions
• Engage and train others (such as sales) in our strategy,
ensuring they are aligned and ready to execute
• Adapt where required based on results or changing
market conditions, and share learnings
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The Propel.7 Skills
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PROPEL.7 SKILL: INNOVATION & PORTFOLIO EXPANSION
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The Propel.7 Skills
THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
INNOVATION &
PORTFOLIO
EXPANSION
In the branded generics space, we move beyond just
one key brand or product, and offer full portfolios in
each of our focus Therapy Areas. Great marketers
strategically grow and proactively manage their
portfolios, developing a steady flow of innovative
products (beyond the molecule) that fill unmet needs
and / or improve the customer experience and
compliance. These may include new combinations,
dosages, indications, forms, packaging, or services,
among others.
• Develop a portfolio strategy that balances priorities
between existing brands, products & solutions and new
ones, ensuring the right balance of both
• Actively hunt for new ideas for line extensions and
solutions to grow the portfolio and differentiate, driven
by customer insight and our strategy
• Build business cases and use market research to gain
alignment around new ideas
• Use lifecycle management to keep our existing portfolio
relevant to physicians, pharmacists, patients, and OTC
consumers
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THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
LAUNCH EXCELLENCE
Identifying great ideas & innovation is only half the
battle. Great marketers execute with excellence. They
use strong project management skills and
collaboration to effectively develop and launch our
new solutions on time, on budget, and with impact in
the marketplace. In branded generics, we’re not
typically launching big blockbusters just every few
years. Our launches are frequent and fast, so
marketers need to be able to manage simultaneous
programs and plan the appropriate level of launch for
each.
• Collaborate with I&D to ensure launches are ready on
time and budget, and meet requirements
• Effectively forecast impact of launches, and plan the
appropriate level of investment and effort for each
solution
• Develop strong launch plans, reflecting a deep
understanding of the opportunity, target market and
commercial realities
• Use strong project management skills to manage
against launch plans, identifying potential risks and
course correcting as required
• Partner with sales to effectively deliver the launch to
market, providing sales training, and in market support
before, at and beyond launch
• Track and monitor execution of launch plans, adjusting
where required
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THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
CUSTOMER
ENGAGEMENT &
EXECUTION
It's no longer enough to just connect well with
physicians. Great marketers effectively engage with all
key customers along the customer journey – from
decision makers to hospitals to homes – to give them
reason to choose and remain loyal to us. Engagement
goes beyond just marketing communications – it's about
every interaction we have with customers, and requires
an integrated cross-functional approach and flawless
execution of all programs and initiatives.
• Develop communication and execution plans that target
physicians, pharmacists, patients and OTC consumers in
line with our strategy
• Effectively brief, evaluate and give feedback to agencies
to develop creative / programs that deliver against
specific objectives and reinforce the brand positioning
• Utilize on- and offline media channels and new
approaches to connect with our target audiences,
considering how people use each channel and what best
fits objectives. Test and learn on new channels
• Engage and motivate the sales force and other functions
with the right tools, messaging and support to help them
engage our targets
• Develop & execute trade marketing programs that drive
people to choose at the point of sale
• Plan and manage all aspects of program delivery to
ensure programs are executed in market effectively and
efficiently
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THE SKILL WHAT THIS MEANS FOR EPD KEY ACTIVITIES
FINANCIAL ACUMEN
& MEASUREMENT
Each one of us needs to act as owners, working
together to drive market share and profitable growth.
Great marketers understand how the business works
and know the impact of the decisions they make.
• Understand the financial drivers of the business at all
levels (i.e. share, revenue, profitability, COGs,
marketing spend, new launches, etc.)
• Track market share and business results relative to the
competition and take measures to address gaps
• Manage the P&L and identify risks
• Select, monitor and analyze appropriate metrics and
data, both digital and non-digital, to assess
performance and make recommendations
• Make decisions based on ROI and KPIs, and course
correct based on results if needed
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THE BEHAVIORS
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It’s important to note that while WHAT we do is really important, HOW we do it is equally important. EPD marketers:
The Propel.7 Behaviors
DEMONSTRATE COURAGE IN TAKING RISKS AND MAKING
CHOICES
CHALLENGE THE STATUS QUO AND ACT AS CHANGE AGENTS
HAVE A CUSTOMER-DRIVEN MENTALITY
HELP TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO
BUSINESS CHALLENGES
THINK STRATEGICALLY, ASKING ‘WHY?’ WHEN
MAKING CHOICES
CONNECT WELL WITH PEOPLE ACROSS THE
ORGANISATION
SIMPLIFY AND CLARIFY THINGS
ARE HIGH-ENERGY, AGILE AND
COMPETITIVE WITH A BIAS FOR ACTION
ARE CULTURALLY SAVVY, CROSSING
GEOGRAPHIC
BOUNDARIES
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THE PROPEL 7 SURVEY: UNDERSTANDING WHERE WE ARE TODAY & WHERE WE NEED TO GO
It’s clear that the change we need to make is a big one. Some of the new requirements will be different from what we’ve done before.
That’s ok, and what this journey is all about.
But to get there, it’s important to know where we’re starting from, and focus in on the task.
The PROPEL.7 survey is a key tool to get the process started. Every marketer in the organisation – at all levels – will complete it. We’re all in this together!
Through this survey and the discussions with your manager that follow, we hope to help you understand how you’re currently doing against our newly articulated requirements – where you’re strong, and where you need to develop most.
You will assess yourself in the survey, but you’ll also get feedback from two other people, plus your line manager. The other people might be GMs, BU heads, peers or agencies – you’ll decide who’s most appropriate with your line manager.
You’ll use the outputs in development and career pathing discussions with your manager, to ensure a common view on expectations and enable rich conversation rooted in the future needs of the business.
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The Propel.7 Survey: About the Survey
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THE PROPEL 7 SURVEY: WHAT’S NEXT
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The Propel.7 Survey: About the Survey
1. UNDERSTAND 2. REFLECT 3. PLAN 4. GROW
• Familiarize yourself with the Propel.7 skills & behaviors of the new EPD marketing (on previous pages of this guide).
• Discuss with your line manager to make sure everything’s clear. Be honest if you have any questions.
• Together identify two (2) people to get feedback from.
• Provide the names and email addresses of your line manager and your 2 peer reviewers to the project coordinator Alexandra Travinskaya([email protected])
• Set aside time to complete the online survey. The self-survey will take about an hour. Be open and honest!
• Keep watch in your inbox for requests from others to provide feedback on them. If you are asked, please set aside the time (about 15 minutes). This feedback is very important to help build a complete picture. Let’s all help each other develop!
• You will receive a personalized report summarizing your feedback about one month after you complete the survey. Review it carefully and reflect on your development needs and desires.
• Schedule a session with your line manager to discuss the results and your development plan.
• In your discussion with your line manager, review the results, identifying any surprises or new findings.
• Discuss your goals, interests and career ambitions. Together, agree your priority areas for development, and specific things you can start doing right away.
• Develop an action plan for how you will personally PROPEL.7!
• Put the plan into action, regularly reminding yourself of the requirements and asking for help when needed. Check in frequently with your line manager to make sure you’re both on the same page.
• Keep an eye out for training and other development opportunities to support you in your plan!
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SURVEY TIPS
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SET ASIDETIME
BE DECISIVE
BE CONSTRUCTIVE
BE OPEN
BE HONEST
When giving feedback to others, do so with pos itive intent. Don’t just ‘be nice’ and only focus on the s trengths, but provide an honest, true reflection of that person's areas of s trength and what could they do di fferently. Do i t in a spirit of support and continuous improvement, not judgement.
Managers and Marketers wil l have visibility into each other’s survey responses via a report
and meeting. Don’t be intimidated by this – this open sharing will lead to honest, constructive two-way discussions that help
us to build our collective capability.
Remember that our col lective goal i s capability improvement, and we can improve only by identifying true opportunity areas. Nothing will improve i f we don’t accurately capture our current skills and needs for the future.
If you dwell on a question for a long time, you may be over-thinking it. Walk away
for a whi le, return with a fresh perspective, and then follow your best judgement.
The self-survey is des igned to be completed in about an hour. The survey for
giving feedback to other people (either peers or direct reports) is des igned to be completed in about 15
minutes. However, you may take as long as you l ike to complete them.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHO IS PARTICIPATING IN THIS SURVEY?
All marketers in Emerging Markets at all levels and regions across the organisation. This will happen in 2 waves: Wave 1 for Marketing Leaders starting in October, and Wave 2 for Brand Managers in January 2016. So if you’re not in the first wave, stay tuned, it will be coming your way soon.
IS IT MANDATORY?
Yes. Everyone must complete it. We want to make sure everyone is along on this journey with us, and we want to ensure we understand the common development priorities and needs across the business. If you don’t participate, your needs won’t be heard!
HOW DO I COMPLETE THE SURVEY?
You will receive an email with a link to the online survey. The survey is completed online via computer or mobile device. Please set aside time to complete it – we really want you to take time to reflect and think. The survey allows you to start it, save your answers and come back later if you need to fill it in over time. You can complete it from anywhere with an internet connection.
WHEN DO I HAVE TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY?
You have two weeks from when you receive the email to complete it. But don’t put it off! The sooner you do it, the better.
WHY IS THE SURVEY SO LONG? I DON’T HAVE TIME FOR THIS!
The self-survey is designed to take about an hour; the others 15 minutes. Yes, this is a lot of time, but it’s important and wil l pay off in the long run. As you’ll have seen, the new role of marketing has many facets, so in the survey we need to make sure we explore all of them. We wanted to be comprehensive and really get you thinking, so we’ve included both multiple choice and open-ended questions that ask you to explore further. So please prioritize and make time for this.
WHY DO I HAVE TO GET FEEDBACK FROM OTHER PEOPLE?
While it’s very important to personally reflect on our strengths, experience, and areas for development, sometimes it’s difficult for us to develop the full picture on our own. Line managers will have a perspective, so everyone will get feedback from theirs. Our peers & colleagues can often provide a helpful perspective on where we’re great, and where we could be even better, so an additional two people are included. This isn’t about judgement – it’s about helping each other get better together.
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WHO SHOULD I GET FEEDBACK FROM?
Everyone will get feedback from their line manager. In addition, you will choose 2 additional people to complete a feedback survey about you. You will select those in coordination with your line manager. To be most constructive, you’ll want to select people with whom you work closely, so they have enough information to provide helpful feedback. This may be a GM, a BU leader, or a peer. We also recommend you consider agency partners you work with, as they’ll be able to provide an outside perspective. Don’t just choose your best friends. Whi le they’ll say nice things about you, this isn’t about painting a beautiful picture – this is about really reflecting and developing a plan of action for the future.
HOW WILL OTHERS COMPLETE THE SURVEY?
Once you and your line manager have agreed who will complete the survey, check with the people to make sure it’s ok. The survey should take them about 15 minutes, so we think they will be open to the idea. Then complete the reviewer name submission form or send an email to Alexandra Travinskaya ([email protected])
with the names and email addresses or your line manager and 2 peer reviewers. We will then send them a link to complete a short survey.WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE RESULTS?
The results will be compiled and summarized by an outside provider. You’ll receive a personalized report summarizing the findings that you can use to build your development plan and discuss with your line manager.
WHO WILL SEE THE RESULTS?
Don’t worry, everything will be strictly confidential. Your results will only be shared with you, your line manager and the project administrator. EPD leadership will be looking at aggregate results across the whole organisation, to help us identify common needs and development priorities, but we will not review individual results.
HOW DO I CREATE MY DEVELOPMENT PLAN?
We’ll provide more details on this after you’ve completed the survey. But essentially you’ll have a meeting with your line manager, where you’ll review the survey results, discuss your goals, and identify specific actions to drive your development.
WHAT KIND OF SUPPORT WILL BE PROVIDED TO HELP US IN OUR DEVELOPMENT?
This survey will help us determine what’s required. Once we understand the priorities, we’ll put together a plan. This may include training, tools, and other support.
I STILL HAVE MORE QUESTIONS. WHAT DO I DO?
Please speak with your line manager with any open questions. If you need more info beyond that, please contact Alexandra Travinskaya ([email protected])
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THANK YOU
Thank you for your time on this important initiative. Please let us know if you have any questions or anything’s unclear.
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