
Kalon Executive Search for Nutraceuticals, VMS and wellness CPG
HEAD OF D2C
Over 200 applicants
Remote
Full-time
United States
$180K/yr - $200K/yr
Industry
Wellness and Fitness Services
Company Type
Agency
Seniority
Mid-Senior level
Benefits found in the post
Benefits the company mentioned in the job description.
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
Dental insurance
401(k)
Is this job right for you?
Five requirements pulled from the posting.
1.Minimum of 8+ years of progressive experience in D2C e-commerce leadership roles, demonstrating a strong trajectory in driving revenue growth.
2.Mandatory experience in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry, with a strong understanding of CPG go-to-market strategies.
3.Proven proficiency in Shopify, with hands-on experience managing and optimizing the platform for performance and customer experience.
4.Demonstrated ability to operate effectively and execute in a high-growth startup environment, embracing a "scrappy" and lean operational style.
5.Strong analytical mindset with the ability to leverage data to drive decisions, identify opportunities, and communicate insights to cross-functional teams.
Questions you can expect in the interview
Drawn from this posting. None of them repeat on another job.
1.The posting asks for a hands-on leader in a scrappy, high-growth environment who also owns aggressive revenue targets. Where is the line for you between rolling up your sleeves and failing to delegate?
2.You would manage one ecommerce manager while overseeing development, CRO and Amazon agencies. How do you keep three agencies honest without becoming their project manager?
3.The role is CPG-specific and mandatory on that experience. What does a CPG go-to-market get wrong when it is run like a typical DTC brand?
4.You would partner with the growth team across Meta, Google and TikTok Shop rather than own those budgets yourself. How do you influence spend you do not control?
5.The site is expected to be a pixel-perfect customer experience. Tell us about a time you shipped something that was not perfect, and how you decided that was the right call.


