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Paraplanner\n Location: Reigate, Surrey \n Salary: Up to £60,000 \n Are you an experienced Paraplanner looking to join a professional, client-focused financial planning firm where your expertise is valued and your career can continue to develop? \n We're recruiting on behalf of a well-established and highly respected Independent Financial Planning practice in Reigate that is committed to delivering outstanding advice and exceptional client service. This is an excellent opportunity to become part of a collaborative team, working closely with Financial Advisers and fellow Paraplanners in a supportive and technically focused environment. The Role\n As a Paraplanner, you'll play a key role in supporting Financial Advisers by producing high-quality technical documentation, carrying out research, and helping to deliver tailored financial planning solutions for clients. \n You'll enjoy a varied role where you'll be involved in: \n\n • Preparing suitability reports and technical documentation.\n, • Conducting research across pensions, investments and protection products.\n, • Producing financial analysis and supporting recommendations.\n, • Preparing post-meeting documentation, including fund switches and withdrawals.\n, • Liaising with providers and third parties to obtain policy information.\n, • Managing your own workflow while ensuring deadlines are met.\n, • Supporting advisers with client queries and ongoing servicing requirements.\n, • Working collaboratively with the wider client support and operations teams.\n, • Contributing to business projects and regulatory initiatives where required.\nAbout You\n We're looking for someone who is technically strong, organised and enjoys working in a collaborative financial planning environment. \n You'll ideally have: \n\n • Previous experience in a Paraplanning or Senior Financial Planning Administrator role.\n, • Strong knowledge of pensions, investments and financial planning products.\n, • Experience preparing suitability reports and conducting technical research.\n, • Excellent communication and organisational skills.\n, • High attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities.\n, • A proactive approach with a genuine commitment to delivering excellent client outcomes.\n, • Progress towards, or completion of, Level 4 Diploma qualifications would be advantageous.\nWhat's on Offer?\n\n, • Salary up to £60,000 depending on experience.\n, • Supportive and collaborative working environment.\n, • Excellent opportunities for continued professional development.\n, • Exposure to complex financial planning cases.\n, • Long-term career progression within an established and growing business.\n\n If you're looking to join a quality-focused financial planning firm where you can further develop your technical skills and make a real impact, we'd love to hear from you.

\n Role purpose\n The VP, Strategy, Value & Innovation drives what International Commercial’s Digital & AI capacity works on, why it matters, and how value is realized. The role owns the portfolio system, investment logic framework, go/no-go gates, benefits ledger, external innovation strategy and commercial model innovation agenda across Top 16 and Cluster markets. It ensures the model is not a collection of AI experiments, but a disciplined enterprise portfolio with clear value, market fit, reuse discipline and senior business ownership. Scope and impact\n This is a role with International Commercial scope across Top 16 and Cluster markets. The role operates through a senior matrix across markets, International functions, CMO (Chief Marketing Office), CIO (Chief Information Office), US Commercial, Finance, Legal/Compliance, PX (People Experience) and external partners, with accountability for strategic choices, resource allocation, measurable value, risk discipline and portfolio effectiveness. Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities\n \n • Portfolio & value Own the International Digital & AI portfolio management system: one shared backlog, one plan of record, annual and quarterly investment choices, prioritization rules, go/no-go gates, the Portfolio Council and the International AI SteerCo, with markets flagging local priority and conflicts at intake through Spark. Own the business case, KPIs and benefits tracking for every investment, and manage the programme’s finances against the agreed budget; stop or redirect work that is not delivering. Treat model cost as a value lever: keep AI running costs visible and managed, including routing work to cheaper models where quality holds. Fund use cases quarterly with explicit kill and market‑fit criteria; prove value in one market before scaling.\n, • Commercial model innovation Design the new commercial model and the capabilities it needs, working hand‑in‑hand with the business functions. Own the commercial model innovation agenda: identify the use cases that bring it to life and define the outcome each must deliver — the initiatives live today (currently 13, across the five arenas: Information, Partnership, Contracting, Patient Experience and Internal Fuel) and the new ones that emerge as the model evolves. Act as the business owner for these use cases end to end: frame the problem and the market question, sponsor them into portfolio intake on Spark, and stay accountable for the business result — while Build delivers and Adoption & Scale embeds them. Keep the set coherent, so the use cases add up to the shift the model is built for — winning on the strength and placement of our evidence, not on volume of sales activity — rather than a scatter of disconnected experiments. Prove each use case in one market against one clear question, then hand it to Adoption & Scale to roll out; retire what doesn’t earn its place.\n, • Market sensing & intelligence Translate market sensing — competitor, policy, payer and HCP signals — into portfolio and design choices; own the systematic IIS (Integrated Insights & Strategy) link and embedded innovation.\n, • Innovation ecosystem & partnerships Represent International Commercial externally with selected technology partners, start‑ups, innovation centres and strategic vendors; shape partnership strategy and commercial terms in partnership with Procurement, Legal and relevant enterprise teams; track whether each relationship pays off. Partner with Pfizer’s own innovation hubs and draw on their knowledge and capabilities — the Gateway in India, the Centre for Digital Innovation in Thessaloniki, the Pfizer Innovation Center in Hangzhou, and US Commercial AI. Own the build / buy / partner call for new capabilities, and the partnership strategy behind it.\n, • FIT accelerator Set FIT’s mandate, funding rules, value gates and integration with the Build pool as the rapid‑prototyping fast lane for internal and external demand — with engineers borrowed from the Build pool, never a standing team of its own. Ensure every experiment has a clear path to value and a quick check that it is not rebuilding something that already exists.\n Key relationships & interfaces\n Internal: Head of Business Transformation & Technology — International Commercial Division (direct line); peer VPs for Build and Adoption & Scale. Market and cluster leadership—through the Portfolio Council and intake, so markets have a genuine voice on priorities. The CIO organisation— to shape and build on top of the new capabilities the CIO is developing. US Commercial and CMO counterparts— shared platform, standards and measurement; peer benchmarking as both models evolve. Finance— budget, business cases and the benefits ledger against the 2028 envelope. External: Innovation ecosystem: start‑ups, technology vendors, academic and innovation‑centre partners. Strategic partners on commercial terms and joint value tracking. Success measures\n Value delivered versus business case across the International Digital & AI portfolio. Percent of initiatives with a clear owner, KPI, funding gate, kill criteria and market‑fit evidence. Reduction in duplicate capabilities through Spark and reuse‑before‑build discipline. Quality and representativeness of market input into portfolio decisions, including Cluster‑market voice. Strategic partnerships delivering measurable value. Leadership behaviours (Pfizer values) Courage—makes the hard prioritisation calls, says no, and kills work that is not paying back. Excellence—holds the whole model to one plan of record and measurable value, not activity. Equity—ensures smaller markets have a genuine voice at intake, not just the loudest ones. Joy—builds a culture where innovation and experimentation are welcomed, provided they carry a clear path to impact. Scope & decision rights\n Decides portfolio priority and sequence within the agreed envelope; owns annual and quarterly investment recommendations, prioritization rules and go/no‑go gates. Owns the build / buy / partner recommendation and partnership commercial terms (with Procurement and Legal). Approves FIT intake and stops experiments without a path to value. Escalates to the Head of Business Transformation & Technology— International Commercial Division where portfolio conflicts cross pillars or markets. Experience & qualifications\n \n • 10+ years in commercial strategy, digital transformation or portfolio leadership in biopharma or an adjacent regulated industry, with significant international (ex‑US) experience.\n, • A track record of running a country / TA P&L or an investment portfolio at scale — setting gates, prioritizing work, and being accountable for impact, not just business cases.\n, • Experience designing or redesigning commercial operating models and taking senior stakeholders with you.\n, • Prior senior leadership of a lean, senior team; comfortable operating at ELT level.\n, • Degree required; advanced degree (MBA or equivalent) preferred.\n, • Proven ability to operate as a senior enterprise leader in a complex global matrix, influencing senior business, technology, legal/compliance, medical, finance, PX and market stakeholders without relying solely on direct authority.\n Technical skills & knowledge\n \n, • Portfolio and value management: business casing, benefits realisation, KPI design, cost‑to‑serve of AI (model cost as a value lever).\n, • Working fluency in AI and agentic technology — enough to challenge feasibility, cost and reuse claims credibly.\n, • Partnership and BD craft: scanning, structuring and negotiating commercial terms; ecosystem management.\n, • Market sensing and competitive intelligence methods across payer, policy and HCP signals.\n Equal Employment Opportunity\n We believe that a diverse and inclusive workforce is crucial to building a successful business. As an employer, Pfizer iscommitted to celebratingthis,in all itsforms – allowing for us to be as diverse as the patients and communities we serve. Together, we continue to build a culture that encourages, supports and empowers our employees. Disability Confident\n We are proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and we encourage you to put your best self forward with the knowledge and trust that we will make any reasonable adjustments necessary to support your application and future career. Our mission is unleashing the power of our people, especially those with unique superpowers. \n #J-18808-Ljbffr