Kiehl's Heidegger Resigns, New President Taylor Executes Growth Strategy
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The operational strategy and foundational values on which niche skin and hair care marketer Kiehl's has been based under the leadership of the Morse-Heidegger family will remain a blueprint for the future, according to incoming President Michelle Taylor.
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