P&G management changes
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Cosmetics VP Marc Pritchard promoted to VP-global cosmetics and personal care, assuming responsibility for global personal cleansing, deodorants in addition to existing responsibility for Cover Girl and Max Factor, Procter & Gamble announces. Appointment is effective July 1. Paolo de Cesare, currently VP-Northeast Asia skin care and cosmetics, appointed VP-global prestige beauty and skin care, taking on responsibility for P&G's global fine fragrances and mass skin care brands, including Olay, while continuing to oversee SKII brand. Execs will report to President-Global Personal Beauty Care Susan Arnold, who will assume added leadership of global feminine care business...
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