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YEAR IN REVIEW
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PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS COUNCIL YEAR IN REVIEW 2018
TABLE OF CONTENTS A MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT & CEO
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MESSAGE
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ASSOCIATION
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MESSAGE
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MODERNIZING
For the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC), 2018 These efforts are a prelude to what will be a very
FROM AT A GLANCE FROM GOVERNMENT was a year of significant achievement. It was a year exciting 2019 as we prepare to celebrate PCPC's 125th
PRESIDENT BOARD CHAIR POLICIES that saw vigorous debate in the public policy arena anniversary. Our industry contributes to the nations'
& CEO as our industry worked with leading policymakers health and well-being and plays a critical role in the
and advocacy groups to modernize state and federal U.S. economy. We support millions of domestic jobs,
laws while working to ensure a fair and realistic invest billions in research and development to drive
business environment for cosmetics and personal innovation, and generate taxes to support services
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care companies. and programs in the communities in which our
companies operate.
PCPC member companies manufacture, distribute
and supply the vast majority of products marketed in Looking ahead, our industry remains steadfast in its
ABOUT THE PROMOTING DRIVING the U.S. Product safety, grounded in the best science commitment to a healthy future, one that continues to
PERSONAL SOUND SCIENCE GLOBAL ACCESS
CARE PRODUCTS available, remained a top priority for our industry be grounded in the best science available while also
INDUSTRY in 2018. addressing sustainability priorities in all aspects of our
businesses. Together, with the millions of families who
To drive global access for our members’ products, depend on our products, we look forward to a shared
PCPC worked to align domestic and international future that helps to create a more beautiful world in
regulatory practices and eliminate trade barriers for all its forms.
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cosmetics and personal care products sold worldwide.
Thank you to our member companies, sister associa-
Understanding that consumers, policymakers, regula- tions, policymakers, regulators, NGOs, seasoned staff
tors, the news media and others want easily accessible and other important stakeholders who share in our
MAINTAINING LOOK GOOD LOOKING FORWARD: BOARD OF information, we revamped our association website, commitment to provide consumers with access to
CONSUMER FEEL BETTER CELEBRATING DIRECTORS continued updating our science and safety resource — safe products and exciting innovations.
CONFIDENCE FOUNDATION 125 YEARS & SENIOR Cosmeticsinfo.org — and leveraged traditional and
CREATING A LEADERSHIP social media to effectively communicate our industry’s
MORE BEAUTIFUL
WORLD commitment to safety, quality and innovation.
LEZLEE WESTINE
PRESIDENT & CEO
PE R S ONA L C A R E PR ODUC T S C OU NC I L
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ASSOCIATION
AT A GLANCE
“ WHEREVER YOU GO, IT IS
Since 1894, the Personal Care EASY TO SEE THE IMPACT
PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS
Products Council (PCPC) has
served as the leading national
trade association representing the
most trusted and beloved brands
in beauty and personal care. HAVE IN ENRICHING THE
Headquartered in Washington, LIVES OF CONSUMERS.
OUR COMPANIES STRIVE
D.C., PCPC advocates on behalf
of its 600 member companies to
promote an effective and
pragmatic regulatory environment
that enables companies to TO EXCEED THE NEEDS OF
manufacture, distribute and
supply safe products to families GLOBAL CONSUMERS AND
HELP THEM FEEL CONFIDENT
around the world who trust and
enjoy them every day. Sound
science is the foundation for
everything we do.
IN THE SAFETY OF THE
We engage with a variety of
stakeholders —policymakers,
regulators, nongovernmental
PRODUCTS THEY USE.”
organizations (NGOs), retail
partners and the news media —
G E O R G E C A LV E RT
to share the industry’s perspective CHAIR OF THE BOARD, PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS COUNCIL
and educate about the complexity A M WAY C H I E F S U P P LY C H A I N O F F I C E R
and scientific sophistication
behind our products and the
importance of harmonizing
global regulation of our industry.
As we celebrate our 125th
anniversary in 2019, we stand
united and resolute in our
commitment to safety, quality
and innovation.
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MODERNIZING GOVERNMENT POLICIES SUN UCATE
PROGRAM
PCPC represents the industry at FEDERAL CALIFORNIA PROTECTED JOBS VOC RULES: CALIFORNIA
the federal, state and local levels on COSMETICS ANIMAL TESTING FRAGRANCE PROFESSIONAL PCPC partners with the American Academy
REFORM LAW EXEMPTION PRODUCTS of Dermatology (AAD) and the American
issues of interest to the cosmetics PCPC prevented more
LABELING BILL
and personal care sector. than 300 pieces of Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association
Negotiations with the PCPC worked with PCPC successfully (ASDSA) on the SUNucate program, in
legislation in more than
Senate HELP Committee a broad coalition to advocated for the Ozone PCPC supported collaboration with the National Council on
Major federal priorities we continue 30 states that would have
and other key legislators build an integrated, Transport Commission California Assembly Bill Skin Cancer Prevention. This public health
to champion include Congressional negatively impacted
to develop a meaningful multifaceted strategy to amend its Model 2775, which ensures initiative spreads awareness about the
funding for the U.S. Food & Drug the industry—including
approach to cosmetics to reach a compromise VOC Rule to include an ingredient information importance of sun-protective behaviors
Administration’s (FDA) Office more than 50 in New York
reform continued. on SB 1249, the exemption for personal for professional use and removes barriers that prohibit access to
of Cosmetics and Colors and alone—and jeopardized
As part of our ongoing California Cruelty-Free fragrance products. This cosmetics is readily important sun-protective measures, such as
modernizing FDA's regulatory thousands of industry
commitment toward Cosmetics Act, which, change helped ensure available to every salon sunscreen and sun-protective clothing.
authority over cosmetics and jobs nationwide.
modernization, PCPC beginning January 1, our members’ products employee and customer
personal care products.
and its member 2020, bans unnecessary OVER-THE- remain compliant with after July 1, 2020. The initiative’s centerpiece is the SUNucate
companies supported animal testing while COUNTER (OTC) VOC restrictions and This bill is consistent model legislation, aimed at guaranteeing
We advocated for cosmetics MONOGRAPH
a set of principles continuing to protect align VOC regulations with our industry’s long- children have unbarred access to sun
regulatory reform legislation, REFORM
to guide bipartisan human health and in a dozen northeastern standing commitment to protection while at school or camp. Also
which went before the U.S. Senate
legislative action. California jobs. states in the U.S. transparency and safety, titled as the Reducing Cancer and Excessive
Health, Education, Labor and We supported
We look forward to demonstrated by our UV Exposure in Children Act, the model
Pensions (HELP) Committee. GREEN over-the-counter (OTC)
continuing to work with voluntary program to legislation allows students and participants
We continue to collaborate with CHEMISTRY drug monograph reform
legislators and other proactively provide this in youth camps to possess and use a
a diverse group of interested legislation that would
stakeholders to create information. topical sunscreen product while on school
parties and key stakeholders on In keeping with our streamline the OTC
a more modernized or camp property or at an event or activity
this important legislation. commitment to safety, approval process while
regulatory system. sponsored by the school or camp without
PCPC successfully allowing companies
State and local governments to continue to innovate. a physician’s note or prescription.
protected consumer
increasingly make policy decisions choice by ensuring no
that have a global impact, affecting This initiative is in response to reports of
personal care products
a wide range of industries, including schools prohibiting students from possessing
were listed in 2018 as
the personal care and cosmetics sunscreen due to its classification as an
a “priority product”
sectors. Legislation ranges from over-the-counter medication. To date,
under California’s Safer
product and ingredient bans to 17 states have passed SUNucate-related
Consumer Products Law.
intellectual property threats. PCPC measures, with several other states pending
advocates, through strategic action; 49 medical associations, patient
partnerships, for policies based organizations and industry partners have
on sound science. also signed on in support of these efforts.
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SENATOR RICARDO LARA,
MANDY LEE AND
MIKE THOMPSON,
CALIFORNIA LOBBY DAY
EXECUTIVE
FLY-IN LEZLEE WESTINE,
LINDA MARSHALL
AND MARK POLLACK,
ANNUAL MEETING ABOUT THE
ALEX KOWCZ, PERSONAL
CARE
CHIEF SCIENTIST,
LEZLEE WESTINE ADDRESSES
PRODUCTS
AND SENIOR TEAM, SACRAMENTO
WASHINGTON REPORT, POLICY MAKERS
ANNUAL MEETING
INDUSTRY
PCPC is the leading national
trade association representing
cosmetics and personal care
products companies and serving
as the voice on scientific, legal,
regulatory, legislative and
international issues for the
global industry.
PCPC’s 600 member companies
represent more than 90 percent
of the U.S. industry and are some
of the most beloved and trusted
brands in beauty and personal
care today. As global leaders
FRANCINE LAMORIELLO, committed to product safety,
CAFFCI CHAIRMAN SHAOJUN quality and innovation, cosmetics
CHEN AND ANNIE WAN,
ANNUAL MEETING
companies manufacture, distribute
and supply the vast majority of
products marketed in the U.S.
Four strategic priorities guide
the association’s work on behalf
of its members:
GEORGE CALVERT, • Modernizing government
BOARD CHAIR policies
• Promoting sound science
THIA BREEN, GEORGE CALVERT, • Driving global access
ALEX KEITH AND LISA POWERS,
• Maintaining consumer
BEAUTY EDITORS BRIEFING,
ANNUAL MEETING confidence
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PROMOTING SOUND SCIENCE COSMETIC
INGREDIENT
REVIEW EXPERT
PCPC provides critical support GMP WORKSHOP
to the industry through a number
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
NEW
GUIDELINES
NEW METHODS
IN SAFETY PANEL
SAFETY ASSESSMENT
of efforts and resources that PCPC conducted a
support cosmetics and personal PCPC Science Good Manufacturing
PCPC launched a Committees completed PCPC science staff,
care products safety and build Practices (GMP) work- The Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) In 2018, the CIR Expert Panel issued 17 final
multipronged global two new Guidelines: FDA officials and other
consumer confidence in our shop in Los Angeles, Expert Panel is an independent, nonprofit reports on 278 ingredients, concluding 68
environmental initiative Investigating Microbial cosmetics regulators met
companies’ products. co-facilitated by scientific body that was established in 1976 were safe as used, 180 ingredients were
examining the Data Deviations and to advance acceptance
industry leaders, FDA's to assess the safety of cosmetics ingredients safe with qualifications and 30 ingredients
environmental risk Process Verification, of non-animal methods
Director of the Office of used in the U.S. PCPC initiated the CIR had insufficient data to determine safety.
assessment of cosmetics which support to assess cosmetics
Pharmaceutical Quality program at the suggestion and with the Since its inception in 1976, CIR has reviewed
ingredients. Beginning the industry’s goal safety. Working within the
Operations and several support of the Food and Drug Administration 5,556 ingredients for safety.
with the development of for excellence in International Cooperation
compliance officers. (FDA) and Consumer Federation of America
a computational model manufacturing. on Cosmetics Regulations
The workshop provided (CFA). The Expert Panel is comprised of
for risk screening, the (ICCR) framework,
educational outreach world-renowned scientists and physicians
Global Environmental FDA QUALITY the meeting resulted
and promoted PCPC’s who have been publicly nominated by
Safety Science Project METRICS in the 2018 publication
REPORTING partnership on science consumer, scientific and medical groups;
Team also funded of principles under-
and regulatory issues. government agencies; and industry.
research examining the pinning the use of new
PCPC, the Consumer
potential effects of UV VOLUNTARY methodologies in risk
Health Products Representatives from FDA, CFA and PCPC
filters on the environment FRAGRANCE assessment. These
Association (CHPA) and ALLERGEN
serve as non-voting liaisons to the Panel
and prepared a review principles have been
FDA conducted a joint DISCLOSURE and are actively involved in the comment
paper concluding the subject of several
webinar about FDA’s and discussion process. Panel members
microplastics do not workshops advancing
Quality Metrics initiative, PCPC developed must meet the same conflict of interest
pose an unacceptable their adoption by
providing an important and submitted to FDA requirements regarding financial interests as
environmental risk. international regulatory
update on the status of a commitment to special non-government advisory experts
authorities.
FDA’s metrics reporting voluntarily disclose to FDA.
program, which impacts allergens, which is
OTC products manufac- aligned with the industry’s For more than 40 years, CIR has examined
turers. The recent FDA global principles and and evaluated worldwide published and
initiative provides an provides consumers unpublished scientific safety data for a
opportunity to educate with accurate, credible majority of ingredients used in cosmetics
FDA about challenges and reliable information. and personal care products. Meeting four
and opportunities times a year in Washington, D.C., the Panel
companies face conducts those evaluations in an open and
implementing quality expert manner.
metrics reporting.
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INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
COLLABORATION,
ANNUAL MEETING
DRIVING GLOBAL ACCESS
PCPC’s Global Strategies program US-MEXICO-CANADA CHINA TARIFFS cosmetics products
focuses on harmonizing interna- AGREEMENT and inputs, and testified
(USMCA)
tional cosmetics regulations and Following several years PCPC mounted a strong at a public hearing to
eliminating trade barriers that of industry advocacy, advocacy campaign to highlight the importance
PCPC’s advocacy
hinder our industry’s access to the Chinese government oppose the use of tariffs of U.S.-China trade to
resulted in a highly
consumers abroad. Working with made significant as a means of addressing our industry.
successful Cosmetics
international sister associations progress in finalizing its international trade
Annex in the update
and regulators globally, PCPC cosmetics regulatory concerns. In response to We expect that advocating
to NAFTA. Commitments
promotes best practices in reform framework. The the U.S. administration’s free trade and open
by all three governments
cosmetics regulations and assists most recent draft of the announcement in May of markets will continue to
go further than what
member companies entering law confirmed PCPC’s increased tariffs on steel be a priority for PCPC
was achieved in the
foreign markets. The Global objectives for a more and aluminum products, in 2019 and beyond.
Trans-Pacific Partnership
Strategies team manages a modern approach to PCPC met with U.S.
(TPP) and will result in
number of programs to engage cosmetics regulation that policymakers in the
immediate, significant
international regulators and assist will simplify notification executive branch and
commercial benefit for
our members in complying with and registration require- Congress; coordinated
U.S. exports of OTC-like
international laws. ments, facilitate the use action with sister
products to Canada.
of new ingredients, and associations in Europe,
In particular, Canada
address discriminatory Canada and elsewhere
committed to eliminate
requirements for imported to oppose retaliatory
current requirements
non-special use products. tariffs on U.S. cosmetics
for quarantine and
It is expected the frame- and personal care
retesting of OTC products
work law will be finalized products; and joined
at the border – the most
and ratified by China’s a broad business
significant barrier to
State Council early in coalition effort aimed
trade for U.S. exporters.
2019. We will continue at overturning the tariff
This requirement adds
advocacy to improve measures. PCPC also
approximately $100,000
several specific areas of strongly opposed
per SKU per year to the
the draft law and engage separate U.S. measures
cost of placing affected
with Chinese regulators that increased tariffs on
products on the Canadian
on critical implementing imports from China. In
market. Eliminating this
regulations that will be August, PCPC submitted
barrier would result in an
necessary to realizing formal comments to the
approximate savings of
the benefits of the reform. U.S. Trade Representative
more than $102 million
highlighting the negative
annually.
impact of proposed U.S.
measures on trade in
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PERSONAL CARE
PRODUCTS COUNCIL'S
NEW WEBSITE
MAINTAINING CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
PCPC remains a trusted, respected WEBSITE TRADITIONAL More than 1.5 million INTEGRATED
voice and advocate for the personal REDESIGN MEDIA AND DIGITAL sessions were generated CAMPAIGNS
FOOTPRINT
care products industry. Staff informs, by 1.1 million users
More and more, PCPC combined internal
engages and acts as a credible on our science and
consumers look for We continued to engage resources – including
source of information for key safety resource—
reliable information about on social media to Communications &
stakeholders including consumers, Cosmeticsinfo.org.
the products they use. promote the industry’s Public Affairs, State
regulators, policy makers, media This comprehensive
Our newly redesigned scientific rigor and Government Affairs,
and non-governmental organiza- database provides
website provides easily commitment to product Legal, Science and
tions (NGOs). In 2018, we made information on cosmetics
accessible, accurate safety and help educate Global Strategies –
important strides educating and personal care
and credible information about our member to develop, drive and
about the industry’s commitment products – how they
about the industry’s companies' Corporate execute integrated
to safe and innovative products work, data to corroborate
innovation and scientific Social Responsibility (CSR) strategies to support
and PCPC’s contributions to our safety and science
sophistication, featuring and philanthropic efforts. legislative efforts. These
nation’s economic and social behind commonly used
a modern design and campaigns included
well-being. ingredients. Developed
improved user experience. We responded to complex extensive coalition
and maintained by
The new site officially media inquiries on building, message and
scientists and subject-
launched in January 2019. a variety of topics, materials development,
matter experts,
engaging with national and earned and paid
CosmeticsInfo.org is a
and international media media strategies.
trusted resource visited
outlets to inform coverage
by millions of women,
about our products and
men and families around
our industry. The result
the world each year.
reflected industry's
perspective and
positioned PCPC as a
credible source and
resource. Most notable is
a comprehensive article
in USA Today addressing
product and ingredient
safety and giving
significant opportunity for
PCPC and CIR experts to
provide comment.
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LOOK GOOD FEEL BETTER FOUNDATON
As part of the industry's philanthropic efforts, PCPC established THE LOOK GOOD accessibility and broaden BENEFIT'S BOLD
the Look Good Feel Better Foundation (the Foundation) in 1989, FEEL BETTER reach beyond hospitals IS BEAUTIFUL
ALLIANCE
which pioneered the Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) program. and cancer centers.
This groundbreaking public service initiative improves the In May, the Foundation
Introduced in October
quality of life, self-esteem and confidence of people with WALGREENS partnered once again
to provide the framework PARTNERSHIP
cancer by helping them manage the appearance-related side with Benefit Cosmetics
for the program’s new
effects of cancer treatment. LGFB has served 1 million women and their Bold Is Beautiful
delivery structure and The Foundation
in the United States alone since its founding. In addition to campaign. The month-
broadened delivery collaborated with
providing financial support, the cosmetics industry donates long campaign donates
channels, the Alliance Walgreens and the
millions of dollars in products used by participants in the the proceeds of brow
is a nationwide network Cancer Support
program each year. waxing services at Benefit
of diverse organizations Community to pilot and
boutiques and their
and individuals united launch Walgreens’ Feel
The program is offered in collaboration with the Professional retail partner locations
through a common More Like You initiative,
Beauty Association. In addition to the U.S. LGFB program, the (Sephora, Sephora
mission to support which offers support
Foundation oversees a global network of 26 licensed affiliates inside JCPenney, ULTA
women in cancer to cancer patients who
that deliver LGFB programs in countries across the globe. and Macy's) across the
treatment through the visit their pharmacies
Collectively, the 27-country network has served 2 million country to six charitable
delivery of the LGFB during treatment, based
people living with cancer on six continents. partners, including LGFB.
program. The Alliance on proprietary content
creates an enhanced developed by the LORD & TAYLOR
relationship with hospital Foundation. CHARITY DAY
delivery partners at the
LGFB LIVE!
community level. For the third year, LGFB
VIRTUAL
WORKSHOP was selected as the
A modern and efficient PILOT charitable recipient of
software infrastructure Lord & Taylor’s January
is being developed to The Foundation piloted all-store Charity Day.
support many of the Look Good Feel Better This shopping event
program’s previously Live! Virtual Workshops, raised significant funds
manual processes and which provide valuable for LGFB and educated
moves all volunteer and LGFB information to sales associates in all
delivery partner training women who may have Lord & Taylor stores
online for on-demand difficulty getting to a about the program’s
access, allowing for group workshop, don’t charitable work.
LORD & TAYLOR
automation of many have one close by or CHARITY DAY
program processes. prefer to have more
The Alliance structure scheduling flexibility.
also includes expanding
delivery to improve
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS & SENIOR LEADERSHIP
LOOKING FORWARD
CELEBRATING 125 YEARS CREATING BOARD OF DIRECTORS EX OFFICIO DIRECTORS
A MORE BEAUTIFUL WORLD
ALVARO ALONSO CHRIS GOOD BART PRINS SEAN BRODERICK
BEIERSDORF N.A. THE ESTÉE LAUDER COMPANIES CHURCH & DWIGHT CO, INC. PROCTER & GAMBLE
JOHN HUMPHREYS
The Personal Care Products Council will honor the past and celebrate SCOTT BEATTIE DAVID GREENBERG CHRIS SAYNER
PROCTER & GAMBLE
REVLON L'ORÉAL USA CRODA, INC.
our future as we recognize our 125th anniversary in 2019. Our industry
JACK LINARD
was built by entrepreneurs with very different backgrounds, skills, means SHAWN BLYTHE JOHN HAZLIN GEORGE SCHAEFFER
UNILEVER
INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY ALOXXI INTERNAIONAL
and countries of origin. They included icons like Elizabeth Arden, a FRAGRANCES INC. CORPORATION
nurse whose red lipstick became a trademark of the women’s suffrage DAVID HOLL LAUREN PAIGE
DANYELLE BOILARD-PAUL MARY KAY INC. JEFF SMITH L’ORÉAL USA
movement, and Estée Lauder, who started her own company after learning CLARINS GROUP USA, INC. JOHNSON & JOHNSON
to make beauty products from her chemist uncle. Annie Turnbo Malone, JANE IREDALE
CONSUMER PRODUCTS ANTHONY SANTINI
ESI EGGLESTON BRACEY COMBE INCORPORATED
an orphan, and Madam C.J. Walker, a child of slaves, both built successful IREDALE MINERAL
UNILEVER N.A. COSMETICS LTD. ANDREW STANLEICK
beauty companies making products for African-American women and COTY INC.
went on to become America’s first female, self-made millionaires. Mary GEORGE CALVERT PAUL IRELAND
(BOARD CHAIR) TAKASAGO INTERNATIONAL JAMES MILLER THORNTON
Kay Ash started her company to create a more beautiful life for women AMWAY CORPORATION (USA) BAYER CONSUMER HEALTH SENIOR LEADERSHIP
and provide them the opportunity for personal and financial success.
MARIA CHICLANA INGRID JACKEL RICHARD TOLIN
As an industry created by women for women, our member companies SHISEIDO AMERICAS CORP. YES TO, INC. LUBRIZOL PERSONAL CARE
LEZLEE WESTINE
PRESIDENT & CEO
continue to empower and promote female leadership, including efforts
KEECH COMBE SHETTY ALEX KEITH HERVE TOUTAIN
to ensure a more inclusive workplace. COMBE INCORPORATED PROCTER & GAMBLE L'ORÉAL
KRISTEN BOGENRIEF
EVP, FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
ANDREA D’AVACK LINDA R. MARSHALL JERRY VITTORIA
During the next 125 years and well beyond, our industry will remain CHANEL, INC.
JOHN HURSON
ELYSÉE SCIENTIFIC COSMETICS FIRMENICH INTERNATIONAL SA
EVP, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
steadfast in its commitment to a healthy future, one that is grounded in
the best science available and addresses sustainability priorities in all TERRY DARLAND FELIX MAYR-HARTING HEATHER B. WALLACE
ALEXANDRA KOWCZ
PARFUMS CHRISTIAN DIOR GIVAUDAN FRAGRANCES HENKEL CONSUMER GOODS, INC.
aspects of our businesses. Consumer demand for trust, transparency, CORPORATION
EVP, SCIENCE & CHIEF SCIENTIST
authenticity and generosity has never been greater. Over the next year, ROBERT J. EDMONDS JOSEPH WORKMAN
FRANCINE LAMORIELLO
KOLMAR LABORATORIES, INC. ADEL MEKHAIL KAO USA, INC.
PCPC will embark on a sustainability initiative that engages key stakeholders EDGEWELL PERSONAL CARE, LLC
EVP, GLOBAL STRATEGIES
and reaffirms our commitment to making our communities better. LYNN EMMOLO
TOM MYERS
RODAN + FIELDS JACK NETHERCUTT
EVP, GENERAL COUNSEL
MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS
Together, with the millions of consumers worldwide who trust and depend MICHELLE FREYRE
MARK POLLAK
on our products every day, we look forward to a shared future grounded in JOHNSON & JOHNSON CONSUMER GREGORY POLCER
SR. EVP & CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
PRODUCTS THE ESTÉE LAUDER COMPANIES
safety, quality and innovation.
LISA POWERS
CHARLES-FRANCOIS
EVP, PUBLIC AFFAIRS &
GAUDEFROY
COMMUNICATIONS
UNILEVER
LOUANNE ROARK
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LOOK GOOD
FEEL BETTER FOUNDATION
*AS OF 12/31/18
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