Avon announces executive successor

Avon Products Inc has announced that Kimberly A. Ross will be joining their team as executive vp and chief financial officer

Leading global beauty company, Avon Products Inc has announced that Kimberly A. Ross will be joining their team as executive vp and chief financial officer. In November, Ross will officially take over from Charles Cramb, who will remain at the company as vice chairman of Avon’s Developed Market Group.

Avon’s chairman and chief executive officer, Andrea Jung is extremely pleased to have attracted such an experienced executive as Ross. “Her depth of expertise across all areas of finance, her capabilities as a strategic business partner and her broad experience in developed and emerging markets will be significant assets as we continue to advance on our path to sustainable profitable growth,” said Jung.

Ross will continue her position as chief financial officer at the Netherlands-based International group, Royal Ahold N.V until then.

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