07.01.22
Columbus, OH
www.victoriassecret.com
Sales: $1.2 billion
Key Personnel: Martin Waters, CEO, Victoria’s Secret & Co.; Amy Hauk, CEO, Pink; Greg Unis, CEO, Victoria’s Secret Beauty; Tim Johnson, CFO; Dein Boyle, COO; Brian Leinbach, CIO; Melinda McAfee, chief legal officer
Major Products: Victoria’s Secret fine fragrances and cosmetics, Pink cosmetics
New Products: Victoria’s Secret Summer in the Sun, Bellini on the Breeze, Surf on the Waves, Cabana in the Sand, Water Lily & Sea Salt, Pomegranate and Lotus fragrances and body care; Bombshell Sundrench fragrances, Very Sexy Oasis fragrances; Pink For All fragrances and body care; Bare
Comments: Nearly a year after its spinoff from L Brands, Victoria’s Secret is moving in the right direction. The company ditched its angels in favor of brand ambassadors like US soccer star Megan Rapinoe, plus-size TikTok star Remi Bader, Emira D’Spain, a Black transgender woman, and Sofia Jirau, a model with Down Syndrome. Last year, corporate sales rose 25% to nearly $6.8 billion, as the company shook off the effects of covid-related store closures in 2020.
In Q1, corporate sales fell 4.5% to $1.48 billion.
In April, Victoria’s Secret beauty products, more than 100 of them, became available on Amazon.
Pink recently donated an additional $850,000 to its longstanding nonprofit partners JED, BEAM, Campus Pride and Sad Girls Club, to further the work that each organization is doing to help teens and young adults.
“Mental health continues to be one of the greatest challenges that young adults face today. We know that we can’t eliminate life’s struggles, but we can lead with empathy and create a welcoming community for our customers,” said Amy Hauk, CEO of PINK. “We also know that we can do so much more when we come together, which is why we’re honored to continue supporting our extraordinary nonprofit partners and forge ahead on our collective movement towards more awareness, understanding and compassion around mental health.”
www.victoriassecret.com
Sales: $1.2 billion
Key Personnel: Martin Waters, CEO, Victoria’s Secret & Co.; Amy Hauk, CEO, Pink; Greg Unis, CEO, Victoria’s Secret Beauty; Tim Johnson, CFO; Dein Boyle, COO; Brian Leinbach, CIO; Melinda McAfee, chief legal officer
Major Products: Victoria’s Secret fine fragrances and cosmetics, Pink cosmetics
New Products: Victoria’s Secret Summer in the Sun, Bellini on the Breeze, Surf on the Waves, Cabana in the Sand, Water Lily & Sea Salt, Pomegranate and Lotus fragrances and body care; Bombshell Sundrench fragrances, Very Sexy Oasis fragrances; Pink For All fragrances and body care; Bare
Comments: Nearly a year after its spinoff from L Brands, Victoria’s Secret is moving in the right direction. The company ditched its angels in favor of brand ambassadors like US soccer star Megan Rapinoe, plus-size TikTok star Remi Bader, Emira D’Spain, a Black transgender woman, and Sofia Jirau, a model with Down Syndrome. Last year, corporate sales rose 25% to nearly $6.8 billion, as the company shook off the effects of covid-related store closures in 2020.
In Q1, corporate sales fell 4.5% to $1.48 billion.
In April, Victoria’s Secret beauty products, more than 100 of them, became available on Amazon.
Pink recently donated an additional $850,000 to its longstanding nonprofit partners JED, BEAM, Campus Pride and Sad Girls Club, to further the work that each organization is doing to help teens and young adults.
“Mental health continues to be one of the greatest challenges that young adults face today. We know that we can’t eliminate life’s struggles, but we can lead with empathy and create a welcoming community for our customers,” said Amy Hauk, CEO of PINK. “We also know that we can do so much more when we come together, which is why we’re honored to continue supporting our extraordinary nonprofit partners and forge ahead on our collective movement towards more awareness, understanding and compassion around mental health.”