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A leading retail supply company in the UK seeks a creative leader to drive commercial success through its sales and marketing teams. In this full-time, permanent role, you will develop a positive culture and maintain strong customer relationships. The ideal candidate will possess senior leadership experience, a strong understanding of B2B marketing, and a collaborative style. Enjoy flexible working, a strong focus on wellbeing, and various staff benefits. Apply by 18th January 2026.
At Bookspeed, we’re on a mission to put more books into the world. We believe in the power of books and the role they play in society, and our passion lies in matching the right books with the right retailers to enhance their offer and drive their commercial success.
Bookspeed is the leading supplier of books to the UK gift, tourism, and heritage markets. We are a fun, creative, and customer-focused business, curating and supplying beautiful book ranges to an eclectic mix of retailers. Our customers range from quirky, owner-led boutiques to well-known national brands such as Oliver Bonas and Moonpig, as well as independent farm shops, garden centres, and many of the UK’s leading heritage sites and attractions, including the National Trust, Historic Environment Scotland, and the Natural History Museum. We work hard to make Bookspeed a great place to work, placing real emphasis on wellbeing, inclusion, flexible working, and enjoyment in what we do.
Bookspeed has bold plans to grow. We’re seeking a people-centered, creative, and commercially minded leader, to motivate and support our established and talented sales and marketing team to deliver these ambitions. Reporting to the Managing Director, you will be part of the Leadership team and be responsible for driving commercial success across all customer sectors.
Bookspeed has embarked on a digital transformation project that will see the company move to a new B2B eCommerce platform in 2026 and implement a CRM system. This project presents numerous opportunities to build further on our market-leading customer experience and enable our team to deliver even greater impact and value to our customers.
We’re looking for someone who thrives in an inclusive, collaborative, and partnership-based sales environment. You’ll bring a genuine curiosity about retail and a passion for helping customers succeed. Bookspeed’s success is built on long-term customer relationships; many of our customers have worked with us for decades. We consistently achieve an NPS score of over 88, reflecting our commitment to exceptional customer experience and meaningful partnerships.
This is a full-time, permanent role working 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. Bookspeed supports flexible working. Colleagues are expected to work onsite a minimum of one day per week, with homeworking supported for the remainder of the working week following an initial onboarding period. Candidates should be comfortable leading and managing teams in a hybrid working environment and enabling teams to thrive within this model.
We believe diverse workforces make successful working environments, but research has shown that some people from under-represented backgrounds won’t apply for jobs if they feel they don’t tick every box. If you think that might be you and you’d like to work for us, we encourage you to apply.
Please submit an online application OR send a copy of your CV with a covering note to https://www.bookspeed.com/jobs/ by 18th January 2026. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted and invited to an initial interview. If you haven’t heard from us within three weeks once the advert is closed, unfortunately your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.
We want to make applying for our vacancies accessible to all. If you need support to complete your application, please email with your request to [email protected].
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