Past Heineken Executive Stacey Tank Named CEO of Bespoke Beauty Brands

Stacey Tank will assume the role of CEO of Bespoke Beauty Brands as of December 1, 2023.

 

Tank will take the reins from Bespoke Beauty Brands founder, Toni Ko.

 

Known for her ability to deliver meaningful growth, mobilize teams and drive operational excellence, Tank is the right leader in this moment to propel Bespoke Beauty Brands into its next phase of high growth.

 

“In my journey with Bespoke Beauty Brands, identifying the right successor was paramount,” said Ko. “I couldn't be happier to hand over the reins to Stacey. She brings to the table not only vast experience and a sharp business acumen, but also unwavering dedication and passion. Stacey is the epitome of a dynamic leader, and her exceptional ability to connect and inspire is truly commendable. I'm filled with optimism and confidence that under Stacey's leadership, the company will reach unprecedented heights.”

 

Tank was most recently chief transformation officer and member of the global executive committee for Heineken, based in Amsterdam. Over the last three years, Tank played a pivotal role in the development and operationalization of Heineken’s new growth strategy, EverGreen. Prior to Heineken, Tank’s led Home Depot’s multi-billion-dollar Installation Services and Measurement Services businesses with responsibility for over 5,000 employees. 

 

She has lived and worked across the world in geographies that include Mexico, Brazil, the UK, Germany, France, the US and Canada. She began her career 10 ten years at General Electric in a variety of finance, audit, marketing and communications roles. Stacey is also highly committed to the positive role that business can play in society and has repeatedly authored large-scale movements including founding the non-profit Our Happy Place dedicated to mental wellness in children, launching a net zero carbon commitment at Heineken 10 years ahead of the Paris Agreement and launching a quarter-of-a-billion-dollar commitment to veteran housing at The Home Depot.