Isabelle Minneci

L’Oréal operates in 130 countries, has a turnover of €22.53bn, employs 80 thousand and manufactures 6.3 billion products in 43 factories and 71 distribution centres with a prestigious portfolio of 32 leading brands. From 3,782 scientists in the research centers to the thousands of sales, marketing and financial personnel, this is a massive, diverse, complex and dynamic organisation.
Isabelle Minneci

L’Oréal was founded by Eugène Schueller in 1909 and, over a 107 year history, the company has grown to become the biggest cosmetic group in the world. Major launches, acquisitions, opening new subsidiaries, it is a multiple-faceted, multi-product business with a myriad of ethnic origins and, with its international credentials, L’Oréal is championing diversity in its global growth agenda. Headed since 2006 by Chairman Lindsay Owen-Jones, and Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Agon, who was appointed Chairman and CEO in 2011, the Group continues to make new acquisitions around the world and is at the cutting-edge of environmental and socially responsible initiatives.

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