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CPNA21 Brochure.Pdf THE LEADING B2B BEAUTY EVENT IN THE AMERICAS, DEDICATED TO ALL SECTORS OF THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY COSMOPROFNORTHAMERICA.COM LAS VEGAS MANDALAY BAY CONVENTION CENTER AUGUST 29 – 31, 2021 DISCOVER MORE → 01 INTRODUCTION COSMOPROF NORTH AMERICA AT A GLANCE Cosmoprof North America (CPNA) is the leading B2B trade show in the Americas, recognized for its dynamic growth and unique programs. The event offers the entire industry an opportunity to come together, make new relationships, and foster collaborations. The 18th edition of the show will be a powerful platform with the ongoing support and presence of leading beauty associations and key industry entities. Get ready to take your beauty business to the next level! 02 WHY COSMOPROF NORTH AMERICA? WHY COSMOPROF NORTH AMERICA? WHY COSMOPROF NORTH AMERICA? FEEL SAFE AT THE SHOW As the Organizers of Cosmoprof North America, we have been implementing a series of measures to ensure that our exhibitors and attendees can enjoy the show without any worries, reducing the risks of infection by Coronavirus to a minimum. We will continue to monitor the developing situation in order to guarantee exhibitors and attendees a safe and high-level business experience. For more details, please read here. 03 BEAUTY COMMUNITY BE PART OF COSMOPROF NORTH AMERICA BEAUTY COMMUNITY CPNA is one of the destinations of the Cosmoprof network, today a 360° worldwide platform for the international beauty community, with shows in Bologna, Hong Kong, Mumbai, and Bangkok, which all together involve over 500,000 professionals and 10,000 exhibitors from all over the world. 2019 FACTS & FIGURES EXHIBITORS VISITORS FROM FROM 1,435 43 COUNTRIES 40,000+ 100+ COUNTRIES SQF COUNTRY PAVILIONS 29,045 SQM 312,638 EXHIBITION AREA 8 BEAUTY COMMUNITY EXHIBITORS BY PRODUCT SECTOR PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY & HAIR 45.98% COSMETICS COSMOPACK & PERSONAL CARE 33.55% 20.47% BEAUTY COMMUNITY EXHIBITORS ORIGIN UNITED STATES REMAINING 52% 48% BEAUTY COMMUNITY TYPE OF VISITORS DISTRIBUTORS PROFESSIONAL MANUFACTURERS & BUYERS OPERATORS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS 33.28% 20.40% 16.63% BRAND R&D AND OTHER PRESS / ONLINE MEDIA PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 16.15% 9.24% 4.30% BEAUTY COMMUNITY TOP 5 IN ATTENDANCE STATES CALIFORNIA NEW YORK TEXAS FLORIDA NEVADA 1 2 3 4 5 INTERNATIONAL COUNTRIES CANADA GREATER CHINA MEXICO SOUTH KOREA UK 1 2 3 4 5 04 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF Cosmoprof North America serves as the premier launching pad for new beauty brands, introducing revolutionary technologies, product innovations, and new channels for distribution, packaging, and manufacturing. Explore North America’s largest presentation of beauty brands covering all industry sectors from across the globe under one roof. COSMOPACK The only B2B beauty event for the entire supply chain in the Americas, this “show-within-a-show” offers the most compreshensive range of solutions for the entire beauty supply chain: packaging companies, private label and contract manufacturers, machinery and equipment providers, raw materials and service suppliers are featured. 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY Dedicated to the professional distribution channel, this section showcases everything found in the salon and spa world, including professional hair or nail care, styling products, accessories, implements, tools, equipment, furniture and attire. COSMETICS & PERSONAL CARE Showcasing the best in beauty – cosmetics, skincare, toiletries, fragrance, organic beauty products and accessories – specialized for the retail channel distribution. Across the 3 sections, Country pavilions will showcase authentic elements and innovation from countries recognized for strong heritage in beauty, represented as part of cohesive national presentations. 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF SPECIAL AREAS Inside various curated areas you will be able to discover the most comprehensive array of cosmetics and personal care items from around the world. Discover Beauty presents a high-end curated section that includes hidden gems from across the globe, each one adding value and a unique point of view to distinguish the retailer’s merchandise mix and ultimately delight customers. Discover Beauty Spotlights is the department store-like section serving as a showcase for companies that are big on creativity yet smaller in size but who are a prime fit for high-end retail stores, boutiques, salons, and spas. CBD Beauty is a new, all-inclusive special area specifically created for beauty brands that have CBD as an essential ingredient in their entire product line and the suppliers that cater to them. 3 SECTIONS/1 ROOF SPECIAL AREAS Discover Green is the dedicated area focused on green, eco-friendly, clean, organic, and/or natural products, showcasing novel ideas from beauty marketers from the globe. Green Village is a showcase of green/natural cosmetics including specialty areas: • Discover Green • the newly launched CBD Beauty The Beauty Vanities is an exclusive all-inclusive program specifically created to provide some extra TLC for smaller brands with a limited number of products. Tones of Beauty is the special area conceptually dedicated to the evolving shades & types of beauty of the multicultural consumer. 05 EXPOSURE BEYOND THE EXPO BENEFIT FROM EXPOSURE ALL YEAR LONG! We connect suppliers and buyers virtually and physically all year long, we never stop scouting for new buyers with purchasing power and new suppliers from all over the world. We invest in an extensive marketing campaign to ensure everyone involved in all segments of the beauty industry are informed about the show, through a combination of targeted emails, advertising (online and print), social media, mailing, promotion and editorials. We invite to the show the most popular beauty influencers to post show specials and trendy products from exhibitors, providing a continuous coverage on social media platforms. 06 BUSINESS & NETWORKING CONNECT WITH INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS AND RETAILERS Network with beauty buyers and distributors in pre-arranged face-to-face meetings and hear from leading voices in the industry on topics ranging from branding to digital strategies and e-commerce to sustainability. The Buyer Program is meant for beauty industry professionals from around the world and encourages networking between exhibitors and top buyers consisting of retailers, international buyers, and professional beauty distributors. Selected exhibitors will participate in prearranged one-on-one meetings with interested buyers during the show in a designated meeting area on the show floor. BUSINESS & NETWORKING BOOST YOUR BUSINESS A dedicated Cosmopack Buyer Program was established with aims to reinforce the brand identity of the entire supply chain to create new business opportunities and showcase the most innovative trends in the sector. Cosmopack exhibitors have the opportunity to network with buyers (private label directors, purchasing directors, brand managers, and more) and Cosmetics & Personal Care and Professional Beauty exhibitors to fulfill their business needs. The U.S. Commercial Service, in cooperation with Cosmoprof North America, is pleased to offer complimentary programs to help U.S. exhibitors develop their international sales. U.S. exhibitors can sign up to request counseling meetings with U.S. Commercial Service beauty industry specialists and introductory meetings with international buyers/distributors from various countries. BUSINESS & NETWORKING PARTIAL LIST OF BUYERS THAT ATTENDED THE 2019 SHOW 1 Hotels, Aillea, Alibaba Group, Amazon, American Eagle + Aerie, Amika, AmorePacific, Anthropologie, ASOS.com, Aveda, Beauty Bay, Beautycounter, Bed Bath & Beyond, Beiersdorf, Belk, Belleza Activa, Biossance, Bloomingdale’s, Bluemercury, Boscia, Boxycharm, Brandless, Burlington Stores, Changetail, Clarins, Clinique, C.O. Bigelow, Colgate-Palmolive, Coola, Cosmo Prof, Coty, Credo, Cult Beauty, CVS Pharmacy, Depasquale Salon Systems, Dermstore, Dillard’s, Drunk Elephant, Drybar, E.l.f. Cosmetics, Estee Lauder, Evine, Express, FabFitFun, Firmenich, Follain, Forever21, Francesca’s, Givaudan, Glossier, Golden Hippo, Hudson’s Bay, GNC, Groupon, GuestBox, HEB, Henkel, HSE24, HSN, Ilia Cosmetics, iHerb, JCPenney, Johnson & Johnson, Kao, Kohl’s, Kose Corporation, L’Oreal, Macys, Neiman Marcus, NYX Cosmetics, Premier Beauty, Procter & Gamble, QVC, Revlon, Revolve, Rexall, Ross SalonCentric, Sally Beauty, Sam’s Club, Sephora, Stores, Salon Services, Shiseido, Shoppers Drugmart, Skinfood, Smashbox, Supergoop!, Target, Tarte, TATCHA, The Detox Market, The Hut Group, The Vitamin Shoppe, SpaceNK, Thrive Market, TJX Companies, Trade Secrets Canada, Ulta, Unilever, Verishop, Walmart, Well.ca, and many others. 07 PRODUCT INNOVATION SET THE TREND CosmoTrends is the annual report on beauty trends, featuring the most innovative products from the Cosmoprof exhibitors. This is an exclusive look at everything that is cutting edge in the cosmetics industry. The report, written by an international trend agency, is a true must-read for everyone in the beauty world because it covers innovations in the beauty market and solutions offered by hightech, high-performance products. An onsite installation will be on display showcasing trends among exhibitors generated from a pre-show report. 08 INSIGHTS AND EVENTS GET INSPIRED Find inspiration in special projects organized in partnership with exhibiting companies, global trend agencies, and industry executives. KEEP UP TO DATE CosmoTalks is Cosmoprof North America’s conference format that combines creativity, inspiration, and business.
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