Consumer Products

The rapidly-changing consumer products market constantly faces new challenges. We specialise in the solution. Or, to be more precise, the careful searching and considered selection of the unique leaders who can provide it. The people who can see the future of your sector before it has happened. The people who could transform your business.

Petfood? Home Improvement? Consumer Electronics? Whatever consumer area you are searching in we have the right contacts and expertise to uncover that elusive perfect candidate, wherever they may be. Why not start a conversation today which will lead to your search solution?

Sector expert

Ian Pickett is a founding partner of Drayton and before moving in to recruitment he enjoyed a long career in the Food Industry with Nestlé.

Sector expert

Rob Seery is a founding partner of Drayton and prior to establishing the business he had a successful career in Retail with M&S.

Not every recruitment consultancy speaks our language. They are fluent in it. Louise Kingston, Director, Livingbridge

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Consumer Products

Managing Director

Managing Director for B2C international delivery services provider

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Consumer Products

Non-Exec Chairman for high growth personal care business

An exciting opportunity for a commercially-biased, senior leader to join the Board of a high growth consumer business.

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Consumer Products

Head of eCommerce

Our client is a leading manufacturer of training equipment used by athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and cycling enthusiasts around the world. With a focus on innovation and performance, they are committed to providing the best possible training experience for their customers.

We are now seeking a talented and experienced Head of eCommerce to lead their online sales strategy and drive growth in their direct-to-consumer business.

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E-commerce accounted for 21% of global consumer product sales in 2023, showing a steady increase from previous years.

The average UK household spent £1,300 on consumer electronics in 2023, driven by the continuous upgrade cycle of smartphones, laptops, and smart home devices.

The UK pet food market was valued at £3.2 billion in 2023, driven by increased pet ownership and a growing demand for premium and specialized pet nutrition products.