I worked in operations functions, analytics functions and now I am a Manager in our New Business Development Group where I have the responsibility of developing forecasts that properly evaluate and identify the opportunities and potential risks for new products we want to license/acquire from other companies. I am fortunate to be going on my 10th year with J&J and over my career I had the chance to not only obtain my MBA while working full-time since J&J offered tuition assistance, but also experience many different roles and responsibilities. Looking back over the last 10 years, the decisions I made growing up helped me to not only get me to where I am today, but also help shape me as an individual.
Just prior to graduating, I landed a position at J&J in Samples Management as a Coordinator, hoping if given the opportunity to prove my skills and talents I would be able to move into a position I truly desired. Not wanting to give up on becoming part of the Johnson & Johnson family, I kept searching for other job opportunities within J&J that could hopefully get me in the door. It seemed like the perfect fit but I was faced with another small setback and was not hired. I learned of a Finance Leadership Development Program that was being offered through Johnson & Johnson. I quickly adjusted my thinking and started seeking out big, well-established companies that offered opportunities for career growth and development.
My focus was in Finance but during my senior year that industry was facing a number of challenges. My hard work and dedication definitely paid off because I was accepted into TCNJ Business School as a junior. I also made sure my grades remained stellar and stayed involved with extracurricular activities and/or co-ops. I met with a counselor from TCNJ at the start of each semester to ensure the classes I was selecting at RVCC were both relevant and transferrable. The demerger announcement comes days after J&J and its Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies signed a $297m settlement agreement with the US state of Texas to resolve opioid claims.Matthew Malfitano ’03 – My motto is “no matter how many obstacles life throws your way, do not give up on your dreams because there is always a way to get there if you stay committed.” Not being accepted at TCNJ as a freshman was an enormous let down, but rather than giving up and attending another school I had been accepted to, I decided to attend RVCC for 2 years and re-apply as a transfer student. “We believe that the new consumer health company would be a global leader across attractive and growing consumer health categories and a streamlined and targeted corporate structure would provide it with the agility and flexibility to grow its iconic portfolio of brands and innovate new products.” Gorsky said: “For the new Johnson & Johnson, this planned separation underscores our focus on delivering industry-leading biopharmaceutical and medical device innovation and technology with the goal of bringing new solutions to market for patients and healthcare systems while creating sustainable value for shareholders.
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