Mary Dillon, the Ulta Beauty CEO who shepherded the cosmetic and skin care retailer’s nearly 120% surge in stores, is stepping down after an eight-year run and will be replaced by David Kimbell, the company’s president, as Ulta and the industry deal with reduced demand for makeup in the pandemic.
Ulta CEO Who Guided Brick-and-Mortar Expansion To Step Down
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