2 Portfolio Management Jobs in Devon

age-related diseases with clear unmet medical need. The role presents an excellent opportunity for a dynamic individual with significant biopharmaceutical experience in patent portfolio management, the development and implementation of intellectual property (IP) and licensing strategies and the capability to lead our industry-specific relationships and partnerships. … sectors. Responsibilities include: Defining and implementing the Company’s IP strategy, ensuring that SENISCA’s IP strategy aligns with business goals, and overseeing the management of SENISCA’s IP portfolio. SENISCA’s Head of IP and Licensing will: Exercise high-level professional expertise in working with SENISCA’s R … partnerships and licensing, requiring a substantial degree of intellectual property knowledge, independent problem-solving, commercial, and legal responsibility, and stakeholder management. Manage the IP portfolio (Patent portfolio, Trademark portfolio, Trade Secret) and commercial deal-making. Establish a Trade Secret policy and contribute to setting up a Trade more »

we'll do our best to agree a working pattern that works for everyone. World changing work From science to technology, from meteorology to management, and from planning to communication, our expertise helps us stand out as the authority on weather accuracy and climate prediction. We help individuals, industries … the necessary tools and support to work efficiently, while adhering to our security policies and corporate standards for safe operation. SPM is a Strategic Portfolio Management tool in use at the Met Office. It is a module of ServiceNow and use by the Programmes directorate for project and … portfolio management. The team also provides various enterprise SaaS tools to the organisation, including whiteboarding, diagramming and software development tools, and we expect to continue adding to this portfolio. We are looking for a Product Manager to work in the delivery, operation and further exploitation of these tools. This more »