IFRA UK names new Chairman

Jonathan Gray has been named Chairman of the Association

British fragrance association International Fragrance Association (IFRA) United Kingdom has appointed Jonathan Gray as Chairman of the Association and Stephanie Topps as Vice Chairman. The honorary, non-executive positions are typically held for two years, according to IFRA UK.

Gray is currently Managing Director at Mane UK while Topps is presently Managing Director of Robertet UK.

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