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A leading retail partnership is seeking a passionate Business Development Manager for Dishpatch, a meal-kit delivery service. This role, reporting directly to the CEO, requires experience in entrepreneurial environments and managing projects amidst ambiguity. The position offers a salary of up to £60,000, a hybrid working model, and opportunities for career progression. Final applications are due by November 16, 2025.
We have a brand new role for someone with a passion for food, to join Dishpatch as a Business Development Manager, reporting into the CEO of Dishpatch. Waitrose & Partners recently acquired Dishpatch, a meal‑kit delivery service that provides restaurant‑quality home dining made by some of the UK’s leading chefs. Dishpatch replicates a restaurant experience without leaving the house with chef‑prepared dishes. Customers can choose from over 30 menus delivered nationally on Fridays – perfect timing for an indulgent weekend meal! Unlike other meal kit companies, our dishes come pre‑prepared with only a few simple steps to finish, truly taking the hassle out of high‑end home dining for our customers.
As a Business Development Manager you will work directly with the CEO across marketing, product and operations sides of the business. You will scope new initiatives to bring forward as proposals and support existing projects that are already in flight. You will be used to working with ambiguity and are a self‑starter with a drive for results. The successful candidate must be comfortable being “hands on” when needed but also know how to avoid being stuck in the weeds of a project.
Dishpatch is a small start‑up within the wider Waitrose business, you should feel comfortable working in a small team where taking accountability for outcomes is a minimum expectation.
November 16, 2025
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