THE WHAT? Mary Kay has announced the appointment of Nathan Moore as President, Global Sales and Marketing, assuming responsibility for all Mary Kay markets around the world.
THE DETAILS As part of the newly created and expanded role, Moore will manage all region leadership teams, as well as the global marketing and global strategy and insight teams.
Moore has been with Mary Kay for 27 years, joining in 1995 as staff attorney before being promoted to General Counsel and appointed to the company’s executive team.
THE WHY? Moore has been applauded for his commitment to Mary Kay’s mission.
David Holl, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Mary Kay Inc, said, “If you know Nathan, you know he is deeply passionate about Mary Kay’s mission and vision. He leads with conviction, enthusiasm and a steadiness that never wavers, and we are confident that he will continue to drive success for the Mary Kay independent sales force around the world for years to come.”
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