Content & Partnerships Executive, Life Supplies

Social Media & Influencers

Salary not provided

Significant Equity

Entry and Junior level

London

4-5 days a week in office (Shoreditch, London)

Plant-based refillable bathroom products

Job no longer available

Plant-based refillable bathroom products

1-20 employees

B2CPersonal healthSustainabilityConsumer GoodseCommerce

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

Significant Equity

Entry and Junior level

London

4-5 days a week in office (Shoreditch, London)

1-20 employees

B2CPersonal healthSustainabilityConsumer GoodseCommerce

Company mission

Life Supplies' mission is to convert one million households to sustainable consumer goods.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

You’re socially savvy, you always know what’s trending and how to leverage it to help tell our brand stories
You’re full of ideas as to how our brand can stand out from the noise on social and build a cult following
You feel comfortable working at pace and with minimal direction, testing and learning new ideas and sharing results with the team
Someone that has built a strong social following before and/or created viral campaigns is preferred
Previous experience managing social media accounts and/or building relationships with partners/influencers

What the job involves

Own delivery of our social media plan by concepting, creating and delivering genuinely unique, engaging and on-trend social content
Create and manage our influencer & partnership initiatives by building relationships with a range of creative partners with the best voices to share our brand story
Lead community engagement across organic social by managing customer conversations, creating community initiatives and growing our engaged following
Help feed social, community and customer insights into the team to inform business strategy

Salary benchmarks

Our take

Refillable beauty products were big on the market in the '90s from brands like The Body Shop and Faith in Nature. Now they’re having a resurgence, as modern customers are looking to cut down on their use of plastics. Mainstream brands like Aldi and Asda are trialling in-store refill stations, and consumer appetite is reported to be up across the board. So Life Supplies is set to launch at a great market moment.

Whilst the company is still in stealth mode, it’s promising to tackle the issue of spent plastic bottles from bathroom products. Life Supplies’ solution is plant-based refillable containers - but beyond that it’s holding its cards close to its chest, other than to suggest that the concept will be extended to other products in future.

This means it’s tough to tell how Life Supplies intends to differentiate itself from bathroom refillable providers like, for example, Plaine Products, fiils, or indeed The Body Shop.

Kirsty

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Company

Company benefits

25 days plus bank holidays
Coffee from local coffee shop
Macbook Pro
Team lunch tuesdays
Office snacks
Monthly team events
Flexible core hours
Rollover 5 holiday days each year
Free subscription to Life Supplies

Company HQ

London, UK

Leadership

James Mishreki

(Founder & CEO)

Previously a professional poker player, subsequently founded Competitor Monitor, and Skin + Me where he also serves as Chairman alongside being CEO at Life Supplies.

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