Il Makiage poaches long-serving Goldman Sachs MD and LGBT leader as first-ever CFO

Published: 2-Sep-2021
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The US make-up brand says Lindsay Drucker Mann’s experience in capital markets and leadership will be an asset as it forges ahead with its strategy to use technology to "unlock an unlimited growth potential" in beauty

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Lindsay Drucker Mann

Lindsay Drucker Mann

Il Makiage, the digital-centric make-up brand backed by L Catterton, has announced the appointment of Lindsay Drucker Mann as its first-ever CFO.

Drucker Mann joins the 3-year-old brand from Goldman Sachs, where she has worked for the past 17 years.

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