Blending heritage and innovation

John Rimmer

1-Nov-2005

As the beauty brand approaches what he calls "a critical year", Estée Lauder global brand president John Demsey talks exclusively to John Rimmer about the challenges ahead for one of the industry's leading companies

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If you're a renowned beauty brand with a rich history, the chances are you have a delicate marketing trick to pull off. Do you focus on the legacy and heritage

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