Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs, Advertising and Promotion

reputed company is deeply passionate and committed to the discovery, engineering, and development required to bring novel therapies to patients who need them most, and to the healthcare providers who care for them. Our current drive is toward improving the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). We will continue to combine our proprietary, innovative PRINT Technology with new and established medications, offering the potential for both better precision and improved clinical outcomes. Our team members include some of the industry’s top scientists, clinicians, business strategists, engineers, and pharmaceutical executives. We work together to help people lead longer, healthier, and happier lives. Job Summary: The Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs, Advertising and Promotion is responsible for providing strategic and operational aspects of promotional and non-promotional communications across the product lifecycle. This role ensures all external and internal communications – including marketing materials, digital content, scientific exchange, and labeling-derived claims – are compliant with global regulatory requirements (especially FDA), company policies, and applicable industry standards. The Executive Director partners closely with Commercial, Medical Affairs, Legal, Compliance, and clinical teams to enable compliant, effective communication of product benefits and risks while supporting business objectives. At reputed company, this role supports the mission to delivery novel therapies for patients with rare cardiopulmonary and related diseases. This position may be remote or based in reputed company in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Responsibilities Strategic Leadership and Governance • Develop and lead global regulatory strategy for advertising and promotion across all products and therapeutic areas. • Establish and maintain policies, procedures, and governance frameworks for promotional review and approval processes. • Serve as the regulatory lead for promotional compliance, ensuring alignment with FDA OPDP, EMA, and other global regulatory expectations. • Provide strategic guidance on product positioning, messaging, and differentiation while ensuring compliance with labeling and regulatory standards. Promotional and Medical Review and Material Oversight • Oversee review and approval of all promotional and non-promotional materials, including: Print and digital advertising, Sales training materials, Speaker programs and promotional events, Social media and digital campaigns, Disease awareness and unbranded materials, reputed company and Focus Group materials, and Abstracts and publications. • Ensure consistency of messaging with approved labeling, clinical data, scientific platform and regulatory commitments. • Provide expert interpretation of labeling and clinical data to support compliant claims development. Cross Functional Collaboration • Partner with Commercial, Marketing, Medical Affairs, Legal, and Compliance teams to ensure promotional strategies are both effective and compliant. • Participate in Promotional Review Committee (PRC) or Medical/Legal/Regulatory (MLR) review processes. • Provide regulatory input into brand planning, launch readiness, and lifecycle management strategies. Regulatory Submission and Agency Interactions • Partner with Commercial, Marketing, Medical Affairs, Legal, and Compliance teams to ensure promotional strategies are both effective and compliant. • Participate in Promotional Review Committee (PRC) or Medical/Legal/Regulatory (MLR) review processes. • Provide regulatory input into brand planning, launch readiness, and lifecycle management strategies. Policy, Training, and Compliance Oversight • Develop and maintain internal SOPs, guidance documents, and training programs related to advertising and promotion. • Train cross-functional teams on regulatory requirements, promotional compliance, and emerging regulatory trends. • Monitor and interpret evolving regulatory guidance and enforcement trends; implement changes to internal processes accordingly. Risk Management and Issue Resolution • Identify and mitigate regulatory risks associated with promotional activities. • Provide guidance on complex or high-risk promotional issues, including off-label risk, comparative claims, and emerging digital channels. • Lead investigations and corrective actions related to promotional compliance issues. Leadership and Team Development • When needed, build, lead, and mentor a high-performing Ad/Promo regulatory team. • Establish performance metrics, resource planning, and organizational development strategies. • Foster a culture of support within regulatory of compliance, accountability, and cross-functional collaboration. Requirements Education and Experience • Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, chemistry, biochemistry, engineering, or related field. Advanced degree preferred. RAC or similar certification a plus. • Approximately 15 years of Regulat

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