THE WHAT? Unilever-owned Ren Clean Skincare has named Michelle Brett as Chief Executive Officer, WWD reports. Brett replaces Arnaud Meysselle who has left the company to take up the role as CEO of toy company Jellycat, according to his LinkedIn profile.
THE DETAILS Brett joins Ren from Unilever Prestige stablemate Living Proof where she was Senior Vice President of Sales and Vice President of Retail Sales. In her new role, she is charged with driving growth and leading the next phase of the brand’s road to sustainability.
THE WHY? Vasiliki Petrou, Executive Vice President at Unilever Prestige said, per WWD, “Taking on such bold initiatives when it comes to sustainability requires bravery and tenacity, and I know first-hand that Michelle Brett is a passionate, focused and dedicated leader, who will take on the challenge with open arms and an eagerness to succeed.”
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