02.01.19
Estée Lauder Companies: Amber Garrison was named senior vice president, global general manager, Bumble and bumble. She reports directly to Jane Hertzmark Hudis, group president, and will join the company’s extended executive leadership team.
Jean-Guillaume Trottier will expand his responsibilities to include Darphin as global brand president, Jo Malone London and Darphin. He will report to Hudis on Darphin and join her leadership team. He will also continue reporting to Fabrice Weber, president, prestige and artisanal fragrances and new brands empowerment group, for his Jo Malone London responsibilities. Trottier will remain on the company’s executive leadership team.
Anne Troussicot has been appointed senior vice president, global general manager, Darphin. She will report to Trottier, and she will join Hudis’s leadership team as well as the company’s extended executive leadership team. These updates are a testament to the strength of the company’s talent and leadership and its continued commitment to maximizing the potential of growing well-positioned brands in the portfolio, according to ELC.
Garrison will be responsible for capturing the new dynamic opportunities in today’s hair care category. Her focus will include reinforcing Bumble and bumble’s cutting-edge salon-born DNA, accelerating fast-growing consumer segments, channels and markets, spearheading new product and commercial innovation and accelerating the brand’s digital footprint.
Most recently, Garrison was VP-corporate strategy at the company, where she successfully led the annual strategic planning process for three years, including the development, deployment, and operationalization of the 10-Year Strategic Compass and Corporate strategy. Garrison joined the company in March 2013 in a strategy role supporting the portfolio of current executive group president John Demsey, which included Bumble and bumble at the time.
Troussicot spent nearly two decades in various affiliate, regional and global positions in France, the UK, and Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) across numerous brands in the company. Most recently, she held the role of VP/GM-Estée Lauder and Origins, EMEA. In that role, she was integral to the design and successful implementation of Estée Lauder’s regional strategy across 17 affiliates, generating retail momentum and unprecedented growth for the brand in the region, and driving the acceleration of the brand’s digital-first strategy.
Jean-Guillaume Trottier will expand his responsibilities to include Darphin as global brand president, Jo Malone London and Darphin. He will report to Hudis on Darphin and join her leadership team. He will also continue reporting to Fabrice Weber, president, prestige and artisanal fragrances and new brands empowerment group, for his Jo Malone London responsibilities. Trottier will remain on the company’s executive leadership team.
Anne Troussicot has been appointed senior vice president, global general manager, Darphin. She will report to Trottier, and she will join Hudis’s leadership team as well as the company’s extended executive leadership team. These updates are a testament to the strength of the company’s talent and leadership and its continued commitment to maximizing the potential of growing well-positioned brands in the portfolio, according to ELC.
Garrison will be responsible for capturing the new dynamic opportunities in today’s hair care category. Her focus will include reinforcing Bumble and bumble’s cutting-edge salon-born DNA, accelerating fast-growing consumer segments, channels and markets, spearheading new product and commercial innovation and accelerating the brand’s digital footprint.
Most recently, Garrison was VP-corporate strategy at the company, where she successfully led the annual strategic planning process for three years, including the development, deployment, and operationalization of the 10-Year Strategic Compass and Corporate strategy. Garrison joined the company in March 2013 in a strategy role supporting the portfolio of current executive group president John Demsey, which included Bumble and bumble at the time.
Troussicot spent nearly two decades in various affiliate, regional and global positions in France, the UK, and Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) across numerous brands in the company. Most recently, she held the role of VP/GM-Estée Lauder and Origins, EMEA. In that role, she was integral to the design and successful implementation of Estée Lauder’s regional strategy across 17 affiliates, generating retail momentum and unprecedented growth for the brand in the region, and driving the acceleration of the brand’s digital-first strategy.