Fragrance Foundation’s Green retiring
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Effective in January, Annette Green stepping down as president of the Fragrance Foundation after more than 40 years of running the organization. She will continue to be associated with the foundation for two years, primarily dedicating her time to work with the fragrance museum. Prior to being named president in 1992, Green had served as executive director of the non-profit educational organization since 1961. No successor has been announced...
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