Gamika Senaratne

Director of Global Supply Chain & Production | Apparel, Sourcing & Inbound Logistics | Margin, Scale & Responsible Manufacturing

Sri Lanka

About

The fashion industry does not have a creativity problem. It has an execution problem. Brands invest months perfecting the vision — then hand it to a supply chain never built to deliver it. I spend my time closing that gap. It started in production planning and on the factory floor in Sri Lanka — understanding how a garment is actually made before ever negotiating one. That foundation shaped everything that followed. My path led through merchandising and product development for North American, European, and UK premium brands and Big-Box retailers. Into retail sourcing at South Africa's largest non-food retailer. Then full P&L ownership across sourcing networks in Vietnam, China, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka — supporting 20+ global retail brands. Most recently, leading the transformation of a vertically integrated omnichannel retail brand across Australasian markets — connecting demand planning, margin management, and customer experience to production and logistics. Having lived every stage of the supply chain — from factory floor to omnichannel retail leadership — I understand where value is created, where it is lost, and exactly where to intervene. That full-circle perspective is what Soulparodox is built on. This industry does not stand still. We have navigated financial crises, pandemic collapse, geopolitical realignments, and trade policies that shift overnight. Through every disruption, the constant was never the plan. It was decisions made upstream — before the storm arrived. What that journey has reinforced: • Total Landed Cost is a strategic discipline — not a line on a costing sheet. Every upstream decision determines what lands on the balance sheet. • Speed-to-market is not a logistics problem. It is an execution certainty problem — solved at the brief, the fabric platform, and the supplier relationship. • Responsible sourcing is not a compliance checkbox. Brands that embed ESG into their supply chain build a commercial advantage that compounds over time. • The shop-floor to boardroom perspective is not a metaphor. It is the only lens that sees the full cost — from factory floor to balance sheet. • For fashion retailers developing and executing products across South Asia — with technical depth, supplier relationships, and commercial discipline to protect margin and deliver consistently — that is precisely what we do at Soulparodox. I lead at the intersection of technical production and commercial P&L. If you want to bridge the gap between your brand vision and your bottom line — let's talk. 📩 Connect with me or reach out directly.

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