Lauren Brindley, Chief Executive of British cosmetics brand Revolution Beauty, is stepping down to take on the role of Chief Merchandising and Digital Officer at Ulta Beauty, the largest beauty retailer in the US.
After her departure on 31 March, Colin Henry will become interim CEO. He has been a Non-Executive Director of Revolution Beauty since August 2023 and has over 35 years of consumer goods and retail experience, having held leadership roles at Jaeger, Espirit, Nike, Umbro, Polo Ralph Lauren, and M&S. He is currently a Non-Executive Director of New Look.
The company, which is in the middle of a major overhaul to improve its long-term performance, stated that the process to find a permanent CEO had commenced.
Alistair McGeorge, Revolution Beauty’s Chairman, thanked Brindley for her contribution to the business, adding: “We now have a clear strategy, a stronger management team, more efficient operations, and a sustainable financial model. Lauren leaves the group well-placed for future success, and we wish her all the best in her new role.
“Colin’s time on the Board, which played a key role in defining the group’s new strategy, and his significant sector experience mean he is very well suited to take up the position of interim CEO.”
Brindley, Revolution Beauty CEO, commented: “This is a business with unique capabilities, a loyal customer base and now a compelling strategy for future growth. I am confident that the focus on the Masterbrand and our core portfolio of products will continue to deliver benefits, and I look forward to following the group’s success in the future.”
