drom expands international sales force

Appoints Christine Petersen as an international key account manager

Christine Petersen has joined drom fragrances as an international key account manager, which drom says represents another step in its plans to expand its international sales force.

Petersen has 15 years of experience at Givaudan, where she was in charge of Unilever as an international category account manager before becoming a global account director for Dove and, finally, for Henkel.

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