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The Ella Triunfa series at Seton Hall will host a fireside chat with two industry leaders from globally recognized brands.
The event will focus on leadership, mentorship, innovation, and consumer engagement.
Megan Frackoviak and Gema Schipilliti bring diverse experience across beauty, wellness, food, and consumer goods.
Lori Tarke emphasizes Ella Triunfa as more than celebrating success, focusing on courage and leadership for others.
The event is open to students, professionals, and community members to engage with leaders.
The Latino Institute plans to expand Ella Triunfa as part of its ongoing programming.
Ella Triunfa highlights leadership that reflects diversity and community strength.

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Kering unveiled ReconKering, a five-hub turnaround plan to reposition the group as a challenger in luxury.
Luca de Meo presented the plan to about 200 analysts and reporters at Capital Markets Day in Florence.
The strategy establishes a streamlined platform with five hubs focused on industry, client, technology, sustainability, and support.
Gucci is the group’s largest brand, and de Meo aims to reclaim its top desirability with a simplified SKU strategy.
The plan targets new growth in China and prioritizes 130 net store closures by 2030 to rightsize the footprint.
House of Wonders will back adjacent brands and Icicle to diversify growth outside the core brands.
Kering sold its beauty business to L’Oréal, forming a joint venture to explore beauty and longevity opportunities.
Kering plans to double jewelry and related categories by 2030, led by Boucheron, Pomellato, DoDo, and Qeelin.
Luca de Meo announced a higher marketing and commercial activation budget for China to boost awareness and conversion.
The plan emphasizes a disciplined approach to store counts, with a goal to maximize efficiency and brand coherence.

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L’Oréal remains the global leader in beauty with 19.2% of total Top 100 sales in 2025, reflecting its large scale and broad portfolio.
Total Top 100 sales reached $258.99 billion in 2025, with a modest 2.7% year-over-year increase.
Several brands crossed the $1 billion sales mark for the first time, signaling continued market expansion for new players.
The Top 20 largely grew, but some major players posted declines despite overall market growth.
Currency fluctuations weighed on reported results for Europe and Japan when translating sales into dollars.
Amway, Nu Skin, and Oriflame were among the bigger decliners in 2025 as brands modernize and markets shift online.
New entrants like Giant Biogene and The Founders Inc. show rapid growth driven by Chinese and Korean markets.
L’Oréal broadened its stake in dermatology through acquisitions as it seeks synergies across medical aesthetics.
Beiersdorf faced a slowdown in skin care growth, prompting strategic pivots across its portfolio.
Neora rose sharply in 2025, leveraging direct selling modernization and international expansion.
Chicmax emerged as a major gainer on China’s evolving beauty landscape with significant online growth.
The report notes 74% of Top 100 companies reported higher sales in 2025, underscoring general market momentum.

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