L'Oreal announces U.S. leadership changes

By

Kate Dingwall

Published
Jan 31, 2017

L’Oreal has announced a switch-up in leadership at both L’Oreal USA, and in several brands under the L’Oreal Group umbrella.

 
Pat Parenty, who has been with the company since 1997, will be retiring from his position as President of Professional Products Division U.S., a role he has had since 2010.  David Greenberg will take over Parentys role under the title of Group President of Professional Products Divison North America. Greenberg will be in charge of PPD’s U.S. and Canadian operations.
 
Ikdeep Singh will step up as the Brand President of Maybelline, Garnier, and Essie. Singh previously held the role of President of the Consumer Products Division in Canada.

Tim Coolican will be leaving his role as the Deputy General Manager for L’Oreal Paris and stepping up to the role of Brand President of L’Oreal Paris.
 
Stephane Charbonnier will take the role as Senior Vice President of Human Resources, as well as the role of Chief Human Resources Officer for L’Oreal USA. Charbonnier will be replacing Sarah Hibberson, who will be leaving L’Oreal USA after 30 years with the company.