Revlon Productivity Initiatives Expected To Yield “Dramatic” Results In ’05
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Revlon will begin layering productivity enhancement initiatives on top of its existing growth strategy to produce profitable growth, President and CEO Jack Stahl said during a third quarter sales and earnings call Oct. 30. The initiatives will yield "some" positive impact in 2004 and "dramatic" results in 2005, he asserted
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