Our Vision
We believe in a world where everyone, regardless of their country’s wealth or frontiers, enjoys access to medicines and healthcare when they need it.
Our Mission
We work tirelessly to remove access barriers faced by patients and caregivers across Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) when seeking quality medicines and quality healthcare.
Who We Are:Accelerating access to medicines for all
Imagine a world where critical medicines are within reach, affordable, and synonymous with quality, no matter where you are. That is the world we're building with our unique, demand-aggregation model that unites healthcare providers across LMICs. At the heart of our identity is a single, resolute commitment: to build a future where geography and income never stand between any individual and life-saving medicines. Our platform isn't merely a space for transactions, we unlock affordable access to medicines by aggregating demand across healthcare providers. We also help manufacturers build a sustainable and reliable global access strategy.
Our business focuses on low- and middle-income countries and strengthens the purchasing power of these markets to ensure the supply of cost-effective, high-quality medicines.
We partner exclusively with authorized, high-quality pharmaceutical companies and certified caregivers to accelerate sustainable access to medicines.
About the Position:
Axmed is entering the next phase of expansion and is looking for a commercially-driven operator to help scale strategic institutional growth across global health markets.
The Head of Commercial Growth will lead high-value business development efforts focused on NGOs, international organisations, Ministries of Health, donor-funded programmes, and large institutional procurement ecosystems. This is not a traditional sales or account management role. The focus is on developing long-term strategic partnerships, navigating complex procurement environments, identifying institutional buying opportunities, and converting commercial insight into scalable revenue growth.
This role sits at the intersection of business development, pharmaceutical procurement intelligence, and commercial strategy execution. You will work closely with the CCO and Business Development Directors to identify, shape, and advance multi-stakeholder opportunities across global health procurement ecosystems.
The ideal candidate brings strong commercial instincts, credibility within pharmaceutical or institutional procurement environments, and the ability to operate effectively in ambiguous, fast-moving growth settings. Success in this role requires someone who can build relationships at senior levels, understand how institutional procurement decisions are made, and translate market intelligence into commercial action.
This is a hands-on individual contributor role with direct ownership over strategic growth initiatives and institutional deal development.
Key Responsibilities:
Strategic Business Development & Institutional Partnerships
Originate, develop, and advance complex commercial opportunities across NGOs, INGOs, faith-based organisations, international organisations, governments, donor-funded programmes, and institutional procurement bodies.
Build and deepen strategic relationships with senior stakeholders across procurement, supply chain, programme, and funding functions across NGOs, INGOs, faith-based organisations, and institutional health systems.
Navigate multi-stakeholder procurement environments with long sales cycles and complex decision-making structures.
Partner closely with the CCO and Business Development Directors to strengthen outbound commercial engagement and institutional market penetration.
Support the structuring of long-term partnership opportunities, procurement engagements, and marketplace participation models.
Represent Axmed credibly in discussions involving pharmaceutical procurement, donor funding structures, tendering processes, and institutional purchasing dynamics.
Commercial Intelligence & Market Insights
Use market intelligence, procurement data, and commercial insights to identify high-value growth opportunities across priority markets.
Build repeatable approaches for identifying institutional demand signals, procurement cycles, funding windows, and strategic buying patterns.
Translate quantitative and qualitative insights into actionable commercial strategies and prioritised growth initiatives.
Develop frameworks for opportunity qualification, account prioritisation, and strategic pipeline development.
Monitor market developments, procurement trends, competitor activity, and funding movements to inform commercial direction.
Growth Strategy & Commercial Execution
Support revenue growth strategy through insight-led market prioritisation and institutional opportunity mapping.
Identify patterns across customer behaviour, procurement activity, and marketplace adoption to inform growth hypotheses.
Work cross-functionally with product, operations, and data teams to unlock commercially viable opportunities.
Contribute to strategic planning around market entry, institutional engagement models, pricing considerations, and growth execution.
Build clear strategic account growth plans within the first 60–90 days for priority institutional relationships.
Technology & Business Intelligence Mindset
Apply data, technology, and AI-enabled tools to improve commercial workflows, insight generation, and opportunity qualification.
Demonstrate strong commercial curiosity and an evidence-led approach to decision-making.
Operate with a business intelligence mindset, using data and operational insight to improve commercial outcomes.
Requirements:
Extensive experience working commercially with NGOs, INGOs, faith-based organisations, international organisations, governments, donor funders, or institutional healthcare procurement environments.
Proven experience owning and advancing complex commercial opportunities within multi-stakeholder institutional environments, including long procurement and partnership cycles.
Strong understanding of pharmaceutical procurement, pharmaceutical supply chains, institutional healthcare purchasing, donor funding mechanisms, and tendering environments.
Demonstrated ability to translate market intelligence, commercial insight, and data into actionable growth strategies and commercial prioritisation.
Strong commercial judgment, strategic thinking capability, and ability to build senior external stakeholder relationships across institutional ecosystems.
Proven track record contributing directly to commercial growth, strategic partnerships, pipeline development, or revenue expansion within high-growth or scaling environments.
High degree of ownership, execution capability, and comfort operating in fast-moving, ambiguous environments.
Strong communication, influencing, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
Comfort using technology, AI tools, and business intelligence approaches to support commercial execution and decision-making.
Experience working with technology-enabled solutions, marketplaces, or SaaS-like environments is beneficial but not required.
What is in it for you?
At Axmed, we believe in creating a supportive and rewarding environment where our team can thrive. Here’s what we offer:
Unlimited PTO: Take the time you need to recharge and maintain work-life balance.
Monthly wellness allowance: Prioritize your health and well-being with extra support.
Paid parental leave: Time off to bond with your new family member without any added stress.
Flexible working hours: Enjoy the freedom to structure your workday in a way that suits your lifestyle.
Annual off-site retreats: Connect with the team and build lasting relationships during our company retreats.
Fully remote work: Work from anywhere in the world and join our distributed team.
The opportunity to make a difference: Be part of a mission-driven company working to improve healthcare equity.
Competitive salaries: We offer a compensation package that reflects your skills and experience.
Plenty of room for growth: We believe in nurturing talent and offering opportunities for professional development and advancement.
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