Avon Redesigned Brochure Slated For U.S. Launch In September
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Avon will introduce a new customer brochure in September designed to be "consistent" with the firm's beauty image and advertising pitch, Group VP Bob Briddon said during an investor update meeting in New York City May 8.
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