MAC Cosmetics’ Brand Head Leaves Company

Group 1 - MAC Cosmetics' senior vice president and global general manager, Aïda Moudachirou-Rébois, is leaving her position, which she took on in 2024, amidst several executive changes at MAC and its parent company, Estée Lauder [1][2] - The makeup category at Estée Lauder experienced a 1 percent decline in reported earnings for the quarter ending September 30, with an operating loss of $15 million, despite new product launches and increased brand awareness from the "I Only Wear MAC" campaign [3] - MAC's decline in face products and overall retail softness contributed to a 5 percent drop in makeup sales, as noted in Estée Lauder's annual report [3] Group 2 - Lisa Sequino has been appointed as the president of Lauder's makeup brand cluster, overseeing MAC, Bobbi Brown, Too Faced, Smashbox, and Glamglow, with the latter three rumored to be for sale [4] - Glamglow has ceased its e-commerce operations in favor of selling through Amazon, indicating potential shifts in brand strategy [4]