Roberts joins Mintel

To head up the company’s Beauty and Personal Care service as VP Global Insight

Hannah Roberts has joined market research company Mintel as VP Global Insight for its Beauty and Personal Care service.

Reporting directly to Jane Henderson, Global President, Beauty and Personal Care Division at Mintel, Roberts will responsible for developing Mintel’s insights and analysis, with a focus on consumer research, innovation and product development.

“We are delighted to have Hannah on board as our new VP Global Insight and her expertise makes her a most valued addition to Mintel’s team of global beauty and personal care specialists. Her knowledge and achievements in her successful career within the industry will make a key contribution to further develop Mintel’s premium solution for the beauty sector,” said Jane Henderson, Global President, Beauty and Personal Care Division.

Most recently, Roberts served as Marketing Director for Laura Mercier Cosmetics and Revive Skincare, driving product development in Europe.

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