Supply Chain Manager-Growth & Innovation

Senior Supply Chain Manager – Growth & Innovation | Heights

London | Hybrid

£50,000–£60,000 + equity

I’m delighted to be partnering once again with Heights , one of the UK’s fastest-growing D2C health & wellness brands, on a brilliant new hire within their Supply Chain team.

Heights has scaled to £30m ARR , recently launched into Boots and has ambitious plans to push beyond £50m+ — all with an incredibly lean team of around 20 people.

They’re now looking for aSupply Chain Manager – Growth & Innovation to sit at the intersection of Supply Chain, Product and Marketing .

And this isn’t your typical supply chain role.

The primary focus is growth, innovation and experimentation — being the operational person who takes exciting ideas and actually makes them happen.

That could include:

→ New product launches / NPD

→ Subscription and proposition experiments

→ Packaging and first-box improvements

→ Surprise & delight initiatives

→ New retail formats

→ Evolving Heights’ existing range

→ Taking ideas from concept through to production and launch

You’ll own projects end-to-end , covering feasibility, suppliers, samples, costings, packaging, quality, production and logistics.

Alongside this, you’ll support the wider supply chain operation across inventory, replenishment and supplier management , working closely with the Director of Supply Chain.

Who are we looking for?

Ideally someone with circa 5 years’ experience across supply chain, operations, product development or innovation within a fast-growing consumer business.

Strong D2C experience is key , with subscription and/or omnichannel retail experience a big plus.

Most importantly, Heights wants someone who is hands-on, creative and commercially minded — someone with a genuine eye for product, packaging, design and customer experience , combined with the operational ability to turn great ideas into reality.

A really exciting opportunity to join Heights at a pivotal stage of growth and have genuine ownership over how the product, proposition and customer experience evolves.