CMO Rhonda Shasteen Puts A New Face On Mary Kay

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The Mary Kay cosmetics company tied with Maybelline for first place in the mass merchandiser/cosmetics category in Brand Keys’ 2008 Customer Loyalty Engagement Index — testimony to CMO Rhonda Shasteen’s three years of work to “rebirth” the brand. Founder Mary Kay died in 2001.

The company has reached out the younger women, writes Beth Negus Viveiros, creating a robust online experience both for its customers and for its more than two million beauty consultants around the world, including 600,000 in the U.S. “I definitely have a dual sales platform,” says Shasteen. All sales must go through the consultants; the company doesn’t sell directly to end users.

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