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We Connect We Inspire We Drive The entire beauty industry 3 Organiser Cosmotalks puts relevant intelligence at your fingertips so that you can easily make informed decisions to positively impact your business. With the participation of These highly interactive presentations are the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with the right people. Cosmotalks Bags sponsored by Cosmotalks go across the launches, trends and innovations that are driving and changing the beauty industry Session Sponsor worldwide. Cosmotalks define what’s next: ≥ What are the most pressing issues? ≥ Which are the latest trends? ≥ How is each industry responding? It’s a perfect combination of strategic insight and granular detail, with coverage that moves as fast as the market itself. We dig deeper, look further and make our partners and speakers think harder in search of innovation and unseen opportunities. 4 THURSDAY, 14 FRIDAY, 15 5 MARCH MARCH ↓ 10.45 am – 11.30 am / STAGE 1 PARTNERS ↓ 10.30 am – 11.15 am / STAGE 1 PARTNERS Sustainability Now & Next From fashion to beauty what challenges lie ahead ↓ 11.15 pm – 12.45 pm / STAGE 2 in order to maintain brand loyalty Impact x Beauty ↓ 12.00 pm – 12.45 pm / STAGE 1 ↓ 12.00 pm – 12.45 pm / STAGE 1 Designing the new desirable The Scandinavian Trend: style of sustainable beauty innovations, technologies brands and new cosmetic ingredients ↓ 1.15 pm – 2.00 pm / STAGE 1 ↓ 1.15 pm – 2.00 pm / STAGE 2 Ecological natives: redefining Environmental footprint: sustainability for the future an opportunity for beauty companies of your brand, from key trends to creative concepts ↓ 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm / STAGE 2 ↓ 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm / STAGE 1 Retail x Beauty Beauty’s digital era: the power of social media & influencer ↓ 2.30 pm – 3.15 pm / STAGE 1 marketing today Commitment, new aspiration ↓ 2.30 pm – 3.15 pm / STAGE 1 value for brands The Cosmotrends report: ↓ 3.30 pm – 5.00 pm / STAGE 2 Bologna 2019 How to be successful ↓ 3.30 pm – 5.30 pm / STAGE 1 in the spa industry E x Beauty ↓ 3.45 pm – 4.30 pm / STAGE 1 Chinese beauty brands going ↓ 3.45 pm – 4.30 pm / STAGE 2 to the West for expansions CBD-Based Cosmetics or acquisitions Consumer and Legal Challenges ↓ 5.00 pm – 5.45 pm / STAGE 2 Smart manufacturing and new technologies Agenda Agenda 6 SATURDAY, 16 7 MARCH Sustainability Now & Next ↓ 10.15 am – 11.00 am / STAGE 2 PARTNERS Sustainable sourcing in beauty: how beauty companies are creating a positive impact ↓ 10.45 am – 11.30 am / STAGE 1 Beauty through the lens of holistic wellness ↓ 11.15 am – 12.15 pm / STAGE 2 STAGE 1 Digital innovation to create the future h 10.45 am – 11.30 am of beauty 16 ↓ 12.00 pm – 12.45 pm / STAGE 1 Moderated by Sustainability has transitioned from a Jenni Middleton nice-to-have marketing story for high-end The future of perfumery: Head of Beauty, WGSN brands to a key marker of status – especially evolution or revolution SATURDAY for luxury brands. Speakers ↓ 12.30 pm – 1.15 pm / STAGE 2 Annie Jackson In the past, heritage and storytelling were J-beauty: made in Japan Co-Founder & COO, Credo Beauty often used as a way to build mystique and at Cosmoprof desirability. Now consumers demand and Dagmar Chlosta ↓ 1.15 pm – 2.00 pm / STAGE 1 Chief Marketing Officer, expect transparency which is driving brands Schwan Cosmetics to rethink how they create, package and sell Bespoke beauty is set to be their products. Elena Barbuzzi the biggest beauty trend of 2020 15 Head of R&D ↓ 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm / STAGE 2 and Innovation, In this talk, WGSN will discuss sustainability Agf88 Holding from two different angles: consumer Green cosmetics: a focus priorities and brand priorities. Join us to FRIDAY on distribution Channel explore what is driving change and how to ↓ 2.30 pm – 3.15 pm / STAGE 2 adapt your strategy as sustainability stops being an option and becomes a necessity. Gentz: shaping the future of male beauty ↓ 3.30 pm – 5.00 pm / STAGE 1 Next x Beauty 14 ↓ 3.45 pm – 4.30 pm / STAGE 1 Artketing for China: the art infusion effect THURSDAY Agenda for beauty brands equities 8 Moderator Speaker 9 Jenni Middleton Annie Jackson Head of Beauty, Co-Founder WGSN & COO, Credo Beauty STAGE 1 Jenni Middleton, director of Beauty at global STAGE 1 Annie Jackson has more than 20 years of h 10.45 am – 11.30 am trend authority WGSN, is an editor with over h 10.45 am – 11.30 am experience as a merchant and marketer in 20 years’ publishing experience. cosmetics. Jackson has a successful track Talks Talks record for driving successful specialty retail 16 Sustainability Sustainability 16 Now & Next She has worked with Ascential and the Now & Next businesses across multiple brands and publishing group it owned, EMAP, for 16 channels. Partner Partner WGSN years, editing titles that focused on beauty, WGSN jewellery and retail. This means she has Prior to Credo, Jackson’s career began SATURDAY developed extensive expertise in consumer at Estée Lauder where she held roles in SATURDAY buying patterns, retail innovations and inventory planning and marketing before product trends. being recruited as part of the founding merchant team that started Sephora in the Jenni’s success within the industry has been US & Japan. acknowledged in her receiving numerous awards, including three British Media After Sephora, Jackson owned her own Awards, two British Society of Magazine retail business, which she later sold, and 15 Editor Awards and PPA editor of the year. took a position directing the Global Product 15 Marketing and Product Development team at Benefit Cosmetics. FRIDAY FRIDAY 14 14 THURSDAY THURSDAY 10 Speaker Speaker 11 Dagmar Chlosta Elena Barbuzzi Chief Marketing Head of R&D Officer, and Innovation, Schwan Cosmetics Agf88 Holding STAGE 1 Dagmar Chlosta serves as CMO and STAGE 1 Elena Barbuzzi is the head of R&D and h 10.45 am – 11.30 am Member of the Executive Committee at h 10.45 am – 11.30 am Innovation in Agf88 Holding, professional Schwan-Stabilo Cosmetics based out of Talks Talks hair and Skin care Italian Company. Heroldsberg, Germany. She is directly responsible of Product 16 Sustainability Sustainability 16 Now & Next In her role she is responsible for the Now & Next Development and Innovation, leading leadership of the Innovation, Development, the R&D team end to end: from product Partner Partner WGSN Regulatory, Marketing and Communication. WGSN idea to scale up. Elena has over 20 years of experience on FMCG with a global SATURDAY Under Dagmar’s leadership, Schwan Research and Development background, SATURDAY Cosmetics recently launched its new she has a PhD in chemistry and started Corporate Identity with its strategic brand her career in the US (Emory University, promise to ‘become the most sustainable GA), showing - since the beginning - a innovator in colour cosmetics’ which will great interest on sustainability: in fact, the allow the company to deliver to customers result of her research received the Green and consumers alike ‘Tomorrow’s Beauty. Chemistry Award in late 90. Since then the Now.’. Being responsible for Innovation sustainability factor has been the fil rouge 15 and Development at Schwan Cosmetics of Elena’s research career. 15 she focuses on being at the forefront of sustainable innovation to provide current She spent most of her international career FRIDAY and future generations with products that in Unilever, where she demonstrated FRIDAY are in line with their beliefs in a sustainable abilities to operate in all regions of the world planet. and achieve results in several categories, Dagmar is a 25 veteran of the sporting goods holding several positions in the organization. industry. Prior to joining Schwan Cosmetics, She is author of several patents and has she held various executive positions with the an authentic passion for sustainable Adidas Group and Under Armour Inc. technologies solutions that meet consumer During her tenure at both of these needs: in few words compelling Innovations. 14 companies she was responsible for the She enjoys formulating product with 14 leadership of Global Operations, Strategy, her teams and testing the results of her Digitalization, Business Development and products. Elena is passionate about women Marketing. Before joining Adidas, Dagmar in Science. She is married, has a 10 ys held positions in the consumer goods daughter and live in Veneto. THURSDAY industry in Germany and the UK. THURSDAY 12 Impact x Beauty Moderator 13 Camille Loiseau Social innovation, Sparknews STAGE 2 Camille studied in a business school, in STAGE 2 h 11.15 am – 12.45 pm Paris. After working in South India and Australia for a year, she joined Sparknews h 11.15 am – 12.45 am Talks in January 2015, at the very beginning of the 16 Impact x Beauty 16 project. Moderated by Come and discover the results of the Call Partner Camille Loiseau for Papers “Impact for beauty” launched Sparknews Passionate about social innovation and Social innovation, Sparknews by Cosmoprof and Sparknews, aiming at with an entrepreneurial mindset, she is now SATURDAY identifying innovative sustainable practices in charge building connections between SATURDAY Speakers within the cosmetic industry, in terms of social entrepreneurs, civil society and the Sjoerd Trompetter Founder & MD, social and/or environmental impact. corporate world. Naïfcare This talk will present six impactful case She identifies and qualifies projects Adrien Gautier Founder, studies identified among exhibiting according to criterias in line with the Le Parfum Citoyen companies of the tradeshow, with the Sustainable Development Goals.
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