Estee Lauder Companies Pumps Digital, Diversity With New Executive Appointments
Executive Summary
J&J’s US beauty president Michelle Freyre will take over ELC’s Clinique business in July, succeeding Jane Lauder, who has been appointed to a new role at the company focused on driving its digital evolution.
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