New director at Eugene Perma

Migel Redondo takes helm at hair care group

Miguel Redondo has been named as director of the professional division of the hair care products group Eugene Perma. Sr. Redondo began his career in the US with Ernst & Young and in the 1990s worked as a market analyst in Turkey for a Spanish commercial group.

He became director for Latin America and the Caribbean for Revlon Professional, part of the Colomer group, in 1999 before joining Eugene Perma in 2006 as director of the professional division in Spain. Since 2009 he has been the company's country manager for Europe.

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