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L'Oréal Groupe Names New President for North American Division

On March 4, 2025, L'Oréal Groupe announced the appointment of Damien Favre as the new President of the L'Oréal Dermatological Beauty Division (LDB) for North America. This move marks an important shift for the company as Favre takes over from Christina Fair, who has transitioned to lead the Consumer Products Division.

Favre's Proven Leadership

Favre comes to LDB with an impressive track record, having previously directed the Consumer Products Division (CPD) in L'Oréal's Latin America Zone for four years. Under his leadership, the division experienced significant growth, more than doubling its net sales. Additionally, Favre's contributions played a pivotal role in enhancing the brand image within the portfolio, driving it to become recognized as the fastest-growing zone worldwide in the CPD category.

David Greenberg, CEO of L'Oréal USA and President of the North America Zone, expressed confidence in Favre's capabilities: "Damien Favre's impressive track record of driving growth, building brands, navigating complex market dynamics, and fostering a culture of high performance make him ideally positioned to lead L'Oréal Dermatological Beauty in North America. His dedication to driving innovation will undoubtedly fuel the Division to continue delivering dermatological solutions that consumers need."

A Journey of Growth within L'Oréal

Favre has been with L'Oréal since 2005, starting his career in marketing with L'Oréal Paris in France. His journey spans two decades during which he has held multiple leadership roles, including serving as the Marketing Director for Garnier in Western Europe and as General Manager for Garnier in Italy. His extensive experience has equipped him with deep knowledge and expertise in skincare and haircare, making him a valuable asset as he steps into this new role.

The Future of L'Oréal Dermatological Beauty Division

As Favre takes the helm at LDB, he is expected to continue steering the division toward innovative solutions in dermatological care. His commitment to enhancing the brand's market presence is anticipated to resonate well with consumers seeking effective beauty solutions. Moreover, his familiarity with intricate market dynamics in different regions will likely provide valuable insights as the division seeks to expand its footprint in the North American market.

A Legacy of Excellence

Favre succeeds Christina Fair, who has admirably handled her role and has now shifted to oversee the Consumer Products Division, showcasing L'Oréal's ability to cultivate and promote talent within the organization. This transition indicates L'Oréal's commitment to maintaining a high standard of excellence across its various divisions.

In conclusion, Damien Favre's appointment is set to usher in a new era for the L'Oréal Dermatological Beauty Division in North America. With a proven history of successful brand management and growth, he is well-positioned to elevate the division further and meet the dermatological needs of consumers.

L'Oréal USA remains steadfast as the largest subsidiary of L'Oréal Groupe, managing over 35 beauty brands and generating more than $11 billion in sales as of 2024. With its innovation-focused approach, the company aims to continue driving growth while adhering to sustainable practices within the beauty industry.