Hard Candy/Urban Decay head
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Adel Hamdan tapped as managing director of LVMH-owned niche beauty brands, luxury goods firm announces. Effective immediately, Hamdan replaces Hard Candy and Urban Decay CEO Malcolm Kemp. Exec has worked for Parfums Christian Dior in Dubai and for L'Oréal's travel retail division in the Middle East responsible for prestige brands including Lancôme, Ralph Lauren, Armani, Cacharel and Biotherm. Kemp, who is leaving to pursue other interests, took the helm at Hard Candy and Urban Decay in 2000 (1"The Rose Sheet" April 17, 2000, p. 7)...
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