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Will Sephora’s Diversity Initiatives Make It to the C-Suite?

The next leader of the world’s most important beauty retailer will send a powerful signal to an industry that primarily sells to women but mostly appoints white men to the most important jobs.
Sephora store.
Sephora store. (Shutterstock)

The most important job in the beauty industry — CEO of Sephora — is suddenly open. The retailer needs to cast a wide net to fill the role.

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