Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz
About Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz
Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz is a Brand Lead at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Madrid, Spain, with over three decades of experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
Current Title and Position
Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz currently holds the position of Brand Lead at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Madrid y alrededores, España. He also serves as Senior Product Manager at the same company. His roles involve overseeing brand strategy and product management within the pharmaceutical sector.
Previous Experience at Gilead Sciences
Before his current roles, Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz worked at Gilead Sciences as a Senior Product Manager. He spent 13 years with the company, from 2002 to 2015, where he held significant responsibilities in product management within Spain.
Career History in Product Management
Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz's extensive career in product management includes roles at Schering-Plough (1998 to 2002) and Juste SAQF (1992 to 1998). At Schering-Plough, he managed products like topical corticosteroids and pediatric antihistaminics. At Juste SAQF, his roles encompassed managing various pharmaceutical products such as antibiotics, laxatives, and antihaemorrhoidals.
Educational Background
Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz holds an MBA from IE Business School (1987-1988) and a Master’s degree in Commercial Management and Marketing from ESIC Business & Marketing School (1994-1995). Additionally, he studied Health Economics at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (2004-2005) and holds a degree in Pharmacy, Clinical Speciality from Universidad Complutense de Madrid (1982-1987).
Industry Expertise and Skills
With over three decades of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, Ricardo Escartin Muñoz Ortiz has a strong background in sales and marketing strategies. He has significant experience managing relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and medical societies. His expertise includes budget control and financial management, with vast experience in both primary health care units and hospital settings.