Beiersdorf’s Chantecaille appoints Tennille Kopiasz as new CEO, shares pop
Investing.com -- Beiersdorf’s luxury skincare brand Chantecaille has appointed Tennille Kopiasz as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective Thursday.
Kopiasz, who brings over 25 years of beauty marketing experience across prestige, designer, and mass brands, will report to Oswald Barckhahn, a Beiersdorf board member responsible for luxury brands Chantecaille and La Prairie.
She joins from Blue Mistral, where she served as CEO overseeing FEKKAI and Bastide, portfolio companies of Cornell Capital. Her previous roles include Global Chief Marketing Officer at Fresh and Senior Vice President of Marketing at Dior North America, both LVMH companies. She has also worked at Coty and L’Oréal USA across various brands and functions.
Kopiasz succeeds Emily Coleman, who left Chantecaille in March to become CEO of luxury skincare and fragrance company MALIN+GOETZ.
Barckhahn expressed confidence in the appointment, stating, "Tennille’s exceptional track record of leading, building and scaling beauty brands is exactly what Chantecaille needs in its new CEO to guide the brand into its next chapter. Her deep understanding of luxury and purpose-driven leadership aligns seamlessly with Chantecaille’s values and Beiersdorf’s vision to be the best skincare company in the world."
While both Chantecaille and La Prairie have faced challenging performance in recent years, Chantecaille has shown signs of improvement lately.
Beiersdorf shares rose 1% following the announcement.
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