Ex-Deciem finance executive rejoins the 'abnormal beauty company'

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 30-Nov-2018
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Stephen Kaplan, the former CFO of Deciem, has rejoined the beauty brand owner.

Kaplan resigned from the company in February, following

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