Former Yes To CEO aims to transform Pola Orbis’ H2O+

Published: 29-Apr-2016
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Joy Chen is implementing what she describes as a "sweeping strategic shift"

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Shortly after Joy Chen left her position last year as CEO of natural global brand Yes To to helm H2O+ Beauty, she implemented what she describes as a "sweeping strategic shift."

Now H2O+ Beauty, part of the Pola Orbis group since 2011, is poised to unveil its all-new look, with revamped formulations and packaging and the introduction of approximately 40 additional skus.

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