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The Brand
This Producer role opportunity sits within one of the UK's fastest-growing D2C lifestyle brands, renowned for creating beautifully designed products, delivering best-in-class digital experiences and setting the pace with premium content. Operating in a fast-moving, high-growth environment, the business is constantly pushing creative boundaries, investing heavily in brand storytelling and producing world-class campaigns across social, eCommerce and marketing. This is a chance for a Producer to join a brand where content is at the heart of commercial success and every project has real impact.
The Role
As Producer, you'll be the driving force behind the entire content production process, owning projects from initial brief through to final delivery. Working across Brand, Creative and eCommerce, you'll build production plans, manage critical paths, coordinate shoots, oversee suppliers, talent and logistics, and ensure every campaign launches flawlessly. This isn't a traditional creative role - it's a highly commercial, operational position where organisation, leadership and execution are everything. You'll be the person who keeps multiple high-profile productions moving at pace, ensuring exceptional content is delivered on time, every time.
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The ideal Producer thrives in fast-paced D2C environments and loves bringing order to complexity. You'll have a proven track record of managing end-to-end content productions, juggling multiple projects simultaneously and building strong relationships with stakeholders, agencies and suppliers. Exceptionally organised, proactive and calm under pressure, you're someone who spots problems before they happen and finds solutions quickly. If you enjoy owning the process, driving operational excellence and playing a pivotal role behind some truly standout campaigns, this is an opportunity to make a huge impact.
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