Happi Staff12.02.20
L’Oréal USA has appointed Stephanie Kramer as general manager of SkinCeuticals USA.
Kramer brings 18 years of business strategy and marketing experience to the role. Most recently, she was global senior vice president of Marketing, Product Innovation and Retail at SkinCeuticals. Under her stewardship, Kramer and her team were responsible for new product development, retail and go to market strategies including the new launch of Tripeptide-R Neck Repair, scientific communications, as well as project management.
Prior to joining SkinCeuticals in 2019, Kramer served as vice president of global marketing for Kiehl’s Since 1851 also at L’Oréal, where she contributed to driving the business’s sustained double-digit growth and global expansion, and created its global sustainability program, Made Better. Preceding Kiehl’s, she held positions in fragrances and skincare at Chanel Inc., and in the Professional and Luxury Product divisions at L’Oréal. She joined L’Oreal in 2007 from the fragrance house, Quest International. Kramer is also an adjunct professor of Communications at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
Kramer succeeds Christina Fair, who was promoted last month to president, Active Cosmetics Division, North America.
“I am thrilled to step into my new role as president of Active Cosmetics Division in North America overseeing CeraVe, SkinCeuticals, La Roche-Posay, Vichy, and Dermablend - especially with the confidence that the future of SkinCeuticals is left in skilled, capable hands,” noted Christina Fair. “I look forward to this new era for the brand led by Stephanie and wish her continued success in this next endeavor.”
Kramer brings 18 years of business strategy and marketing experience to the role. Most recently, she was global senior vice president of Marketing, Product Innovation and Retail at SkinCeuticals. Under her stewardship, Kramer and her team were responsible for new product development, retail and go to market strategies including the new launch of Tripeptide-R Neck Repair, scientific communications, as well as project management.
Prior to joining SkinCeuticals in 2019, Kramer served as vice president of global marketing for Kiehl’s Since 1851 also at L’Oréal, where she contributed to driving the business’s sustained double-digit growth and global expansion, and created its global sustainability program, Made Better. Preceding Kiehl’s, she held positions in fragrances and skincare at Chanel Inc., and in the Professional and Luxury Product divisions at L’Oréal. She joined L’Oreal in 2007 from the fragrance house, Quest International. Kramer is also an adjunct professor of Communications at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
Kramer succeeds Christina Fair, who was promoted last month to president, Active Cosmetics Division, North America.
“I am thrilled to step into my new role as president of Active Cosmetics Division in North America overseeing CeraVe, SkinCeuticals, La Roche-Posay, Vichy, and Dermablend - especially with the confidence that the future of SkinCeuticals is left in skilled, capable hands,” noted Christina Fair. “I look forward to this new era for the brand led by Stephanie and wish her continued success in this next endeavor.”