L’Occitane Group CEO steps down after 25 years

16-Sep-2021
Body Care Finance

Reinold Geiger calls move a ‘natural evolution’ of the company’s needs and will make way for Vice-Chairman of the Board André J Hoffmann to assume his role

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L’Occitane Group CEO Reinold Geiger has stepped down from his role after 25 years, at the age of 74.

The veteran industry figure will hand over his responsibilities to current

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