Daiichi Sankyo US

Learn the not-so-hidden secret behind our candidate care approach. When Suzanne Hensler-Volkert, Head of Global Talent Acquisition, reflects on what makes Daiichi Sankyo special, it always comes back to culture. Our Japanese heritage shapes a workplace grounded in respect, humility, transparency and collaboration. It unites us, drives our patient-centric mission and supports lasting success for all. Discover how we go above and beyond simply filling open positions to building teams that thrive: https://bit.ly/4oYPTem #WhereCraftMeets #TalentAquisition #DSProud

At Daiichi Sankyo, our Talent Acquisition team is dedicated to a hiring model that ensures the best fit possible for the position and also the values and overall company culture. Suzanne Hensler-Volkert, Global Head of Talent Acquisition, shares how her craft of #relating helps us build teams that thrive—by truly understanding what candidates and hiring managers need and want to foster career longevity and to make the greatest impact possible for the patients we serve.     It’s how we ensure every hire is a cultural fit, ready to help us create better tomorrows for patients around the world.    Check out this episode of "Where Craft Meets" to explore the essence of Daiichi Sankyo and discover what makes it a great place to work — the passionate individuals behind our mission!  Watch the entire series to learn more about how our people are making a difference in the lives of patients around the world.     🔗 Explore open roles and discover how you can bring your craft to a company driven by compassion, innovation, and purpose. Apply today: https://bit.ly/4fwikMo    #WhereCraftMeets #WorkWithPurpose #DSProud #Hiring #LifeAtDaiichiSankyo 

This is the story of a promise kept. After witnessing his father experience a devastating battle with cancer, Ray Bedeaux made a promise—to dedicate himself to the field of oncology. More than 15 years later, Ray, from Global Oncology Marketing, continues to honor his father, showing up every day ready to focus on what matters—turning complex science into hope for people impacted by cancer. Don’t miss this inspiring story: https://bit.ly/45DxWdJ #WhereCraftMeets #Oncology #PatientCare #Innovation

At Daiichi Sankyo US, we believe that purpose fuels progress—and that every individual’s craft plays a vital role in creating new standards of care for patients. 🧬💡   Vipul Patel, one of our Coaches of the Year, leads with authenticity and intention. His superpower? Purpose-driven leadership that inspires, supports, and empowers his team to grow—while always keeping patients at the heart of everything.   "My goal is to approach each day with purpose: whether it be to help inspire my team, support them to get better in their job, help them with career goals, recognize different strengths and leverage them, or simply lead by example—all of which ultimately ties back to being advocates for the cancer patients we get to serve."   👀 See how your craft can make a difference: https://bit.ly/4532ntQ #DSProud 

Save the date! Daiichi Sankyo is heading to Las Vegas for the National Sales Network Annual Conference, August 5–8. 🎲 Curious about new career opportunities or the innovative science driving our work? Come meet us and learn how you can make an impact. 🔗 Join a legacy of innovation: https://bit.ly/4loUHb5 #NSN2025 #Hiring 

For Ray Bedeaux, hope means turning scientific breakthroughs into real-world impact. As part of global oncology marketing, Ray helps navigate the complex journey of bringing innovative medicines to the patients who need them most.  That’s where Ray’s unique craft comes into play. 𝐒𝐲𝐧𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐬. It is the bridge between science and impact, turning intricate processes into actionable steps that make a difference in patients' lives.   What’s your unique craft? Comment below with how you are shaping the future. Read our Company Brochure to learn how Daiichi Sankyo is making an impact. 🌍🔗: https://bit.ly/4kNChPO

Heading to JSM 2025? We’ll be in Nashville from August 2–7 for the American Statistical Association - ASA's annual Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM). 📍 Stop by Booth # 403 to meet our team and explore how you can make an impact with your expertise across statistics, data science or AI. 💼 Ready to take the next step or learn more about open roles? Visit: https://lnkd.in/gjF4AFHC #Hiring #statistics

🔍 Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) are shaping the future of oncology drug development, underscoring the importance of keeping patients at the heart of the process. By complementing traditional clinical endpoints, PROs provide a more comprehensive understanding of treatment benefits, enhance patient engagement and streamline trial strategies.  These insights were echoed at the recent Daiichi Sankyo US Patient Advocacy Summit during #ASCO25, where an expert panel of advocates across the cancer space convened for a powerful conversation that highlighted how PROs can drive innovation, improve access and promote equity in #cancer care.  🤝 A special thanks to the panel and all Summit participants for sharing their perspectives:   Gissoo DeCotiis, Bellinda King-Kallimanis, PhD (LUNGevity), Stacie Hudgens (Clinical Outcomes Solutions), Michael H. (Daiichi Sankyo)    #CancerResearch 

Behind every medicine - is a story. Meet the people behind the medicines at Daiichi Sankyo in Season 2 of “Where Craft Meets” and learn how their unique crafts and experiences contribute to our collective mission to help patients.     From R&D to Medical Affairs, Sales to Communications, just beginning your journey or 25+ years in – when you’re part of Daiichi Sankyo, you’re part of a larger purpose contributing towards better outcomes for the patients of today and tomorrow.     Watch the incredible journeys of our master craftspeople across the organization and drop a comment below to share your craft and how it fuels you to continue pushing for patients.    🔗Watch more: https://bit.ly/44q5Lx9 

There is more to metastatic breast cancer than the science. Patricia Judson, M.D., Vice President U.S. Medical Affairs, discusses the importance of recognizing the different tone and unique needs of patients with #mBC and how they don’t see themselves reflected in the “pink ribbon”. 🔗 Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/441rqwL #BreastCancer #MetastaticBreastCancer