Ralph Gusko joins Beiersdorf's board of directors

Ralph Gusko, currently Beiersdorf's Northern European director, has been appointed as board member responsible for the company's Brands and Supply sector.

The move follows the decision by his predecessor Markus Pinger to leave the company and the start of the next phase of Beiersdorf's brands reorganisation.



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