Feelunique CEO Joel Palix steps down after 5 years at the helm

By Becky Bargh | Published: 4-Feb-2019
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Palix is now pursuing other professional opportunities

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Feelunique’s CEO Joel Palix has stepped down after five years at the helm.

The former Clarins boss is said to be leaving the company to pursue

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