Lauder appointment
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Lynne Greene to president, Specialty Groups Worldwide at Estee Lauder, where she will lead Prescriptives, La Mer and Jo Malone brands, effective Oct. 1, firm announces. Greene will report to Group President Dan Brestle and succeeds Pamela Baxter, who is leaving the company to become president of LVMH's U.S. perfumes and cosmetics group (1"The Rose Sheet" Sept. 15, 2003, p. 9). Greene has worked in the cosmetics industry since 1976 for companies including Chanel, Lancôme and Yves St. Laurent. The exec has been with Lauder's Origins brand since 1997, most recently as president, Worldwide. Greene's successor at Origins will be named shortly, firm says...
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