• Accountable for the global study delivery strategy (e.g., country selection, diversity, patient engagement strategy, recruitment plan, etc.) and for overall study deliverables • Drive assessment, selection, engagement, management, and oversight of appropriate vendors • Ensure compliance with ICH/GCP guidelines, all applicable laws and regulations, and sponsor SOPs, for all products and services delivered for their designated studies • Make decisions which balance risk/benefit with clear understanding of impact on the study and project; takes action to mitigate risk where appropriate • Work with matrix partners, asset lead and/or manager to develop and manage study level budget within project allocation • Preparation of materials for governance and / or financial review cycles and provide expert clinical operational input into protocol development • Lead and conduct investigator meetings and other study related meetings and participate in governance meetings as necessary • Identify and communicate resource gaps for assigned studies • Lead risk management and quality efforts to ensure study compliance and continual inspection readiness • Lead / contribute to ways of working and process improvement initiatives • Encourage others within matrix and line teams to seek alternative perspectives and develop solutions • Partner with Data Management and Clinical Sciences to develop the data cleaning strategy for the study and collaborate with Oncology aligned staff in global functions to deliver the Clinical Study Report • Work with the Oncology patient councils to develop patient centric documents and address patient burden

• This seminar-based project management course provides students with an opportunity to develop and apply leadership and project management skills to issues • This senior level course provides students with an opportunity to develop an understanding of the people, technical, organizational, and leadership challenges and strategies involved in project management • Successful completion of this course will qualify students to write the Project Management Institute's Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® test. • This course has multiple sections and a common course outline • This course will be coordinated • All instructors will be required to follow a proposed course outline.

• Develop and apply leadership and project management skills to issues • Provide an understanding of the people, technical, organizational, and leadership challenges and strategies involved in project management • Coordinate the course with all instructors required to follow a proposed course outline

• Managing all projects that are assigned by the Business Director to ensure the projects meet all required project measurements and indicators for performance which have been set by either the client or internally. • Maintaining, implementing, and monitoring a system of quality control on all projects assigned • Maintaining a system to accurately forecast fee revenue on an ongoing monthly basis • Development of project proposals for new business on a timely and accurate basis • Assisting in developing strategic plans for the Business Unit and assisting with developing and implementing programs to achieve strategic growth plans for the Business Unit and Firm • Assisting with identifying the resource needs of the Business Unit by tracking resource requirements of all projects assigned and communicating the resource needs to the BUL • Providing key support to the BUL in all business development activities • Participating in sales calls and client presentations • Developing and maintaining quality relationships with clients • Maintaining a collaborative spirit in working with other Business Units providing the most optimum project team for projects often using personnel from multiple Business Units