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Tier-1 employer and Mumbai location increase applicant density, but senior philanthropic oncology focus limits pool.
Requires philanthropy, oncology knowledge, and India health-system experience, reducing cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 10+ years requirement plus sector-specific oncology, grantmaking, and leadership experience tightens shortlisting.
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Lead and manage the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation’s cancer programs in India, including strategy, partnerships, and grant portfolio across Adult Cancers (MLCCP) and Pediatric Cancers/Blood Disorders (HOPE).
Accountable for high-quality execution, compliance, measurable impact, and alignment with Foundation mission, with delegated decision-making authority on portfolio performance.
Represent Foundation externally in India, oversee program strategy, grantmaking lifecycle, partner engagement, risk management, team leadership, and learning integration.
Advanced degree in Public Health, Medicine, Social Sciences, Public Policy, or related field.
10+ years of progressively responsible experience in philanthropy, global health, public health, or health systems strengthening.
Experience working within India’s health or research ecosystem.
Proven leadership experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder grant portfolios in oncology or related health systems.
Experienced senior leader with demonstrated success managing multi-year, multi-partner philanthropic health programs in India.
Strong strategic thinker who can translate global priorities into effective local oncology program implementation and impactful grantmaking.
Skilled in partnership management and governance, with ability to oversee compliance, risk, and drive measurable program outcomes in complex environments.