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Coptis appoints Roland de Heere chief executive
French cosmetic formulation and regulatory software provider Coptis has appointed Roland de Heere as chief executive officer. De Heere brings over a decade
of experience in leadership, strategic planning, and operational management across multiple industries. Prior to joining Coptis, de
Heere was the Paris-based chief operating officer of on-demand delivery digital platform provider Redspher. He was also chief executive
officer of Paris e-commerce and logistics player Upela. Coptis said de Heere’s “deep understanding of technology,
customer-centric approaches, and operational excellence” positions him to lead Coptis into a “new era, strengthening its impact on the cosmetics industry through cutting- edge solutions.”
De Heere added: “In 2025,
our goal is to strengthen our commitment to our customers. We aspire for Coptis to be more than just a tool – a true partner in optimizing your R&D processes. “Our ambition is to provide
cosmetic laboratories with solutions that save time, reduce constraints, and allow you to focus on what matters most, innovation. “Together, we will continue to push boundaries and write this inspiring story, overcoming every challenge the future holds.” De Heere takes over from
Jonathan Coeur, who assumed the role of deputy chief executive officer in 2021.
Iberchem hires head of commercia
Iberchem has appointed Sara Saad as its new commercial director. Saad will integrate her current
responsibilities in customer service and logistics while implementing Iberchem’s commercial strategy. Saad holds a degree in
Journalism and Communication from the American University of Beirut and is fluent in five languages. With over ten years of
experience in the fragrance and flavour (F&F) industry, she has developed a successful career at Iberchem. In 2021, she joined Iberchem’s
Leadership Team and has played a crucial role in planning and executing the company’s strategic initiatives since then.
Barentz names regional CEO for South America
Dutch speciality ingredient distributor Barentz has appointed Gustavo Levy Dosualdo as its regional CEO for South America, effective 3 February. Based in São Paulo, Brazil,
Dosualdo will succeed Elzo Tovani Benzaquen, who will take on a new role at Barentz after contributing significantly to the company’s regional expansion in recent years. Dosualdo brings over 20 years of
experience in specialty ingredients, with a distinguished career at MCassab, where he most recently served as Director for the Life Sciences and Industrial Chemistry Divisions. His leadership has driven
innovation and growth across diverse markets, including human nutrition, pharmaceuticals,
cosmetics, and performance chemicals. Barentz entered South America
in 2018 with the acquisition of Tovani Benzaquen. Since then, it has expanded to now cover eight countries, serving more than 3000 customers across Human Nutrition, Pharma, Personal Care, Animal Nutrition and Performance Materials. Kees Schepers, executive board
member for South America, APAC, and Formulated Solution Centers at Barentz, said: “I am thrilled to welcome Gustavo to the Barentz leadership team. “His strong leadership skills,
extensive market knowledge, and commitment to excellence will be instrumental in driving Barentz South America to new heights.”
Dosualdo added: “I’ve been
following Barentz’s growth in South America and have always admired its ability to build a broad market presence through strategic acquisitions and a commitment to customer and supplier excellence “My focus will be on uniting
our talented teams, leveraging their expertise, and strengthening our partnerships with principals to deliver the best solutions to our customers”. In a related development,
Barentz has expanded a distribution partnership with Taiwanese personal care ingredient maker Corum to Malaysia and Singapore. Effective immediately, the
Dutch firm will distribute Corum’s advanced portfolio of anti-ageing peptides, protective vitamin C derivatives, cooling agents, and actives for anti-dandruff, anti-hair loss, and anti-acne solutions in the two SE Asian nations. The agreement builds on
a successful collaboration for personal care ingredients in the US and Canada.
Eurofragance appoints inaugural master perfumers trio
Eurofragance has appointed its first ever master perfumers to underline their experience and talent within the Spanish fragrance house. Olaf Larsen, Belén Garcia and
Isabel Gil Trujillo (pictured, left to right), boast around 70 years of combined experience at the Barcelona company. Eurofragance said becoming a master perfumer means
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reaching the pinnacle of the art of perfumery, and results from a combination of talent, in-depth knowledge and innovative vision. “Recognizing Belén, Isabel and
Olaf as master perfumers is our way of expressing gratitude for their passion and dedication, which contribute so much to the company and the world of fragrances,” said Rebeca Jardón, chief people officer
of Eurofragance. “Their work is essential for our
continued growth and for staying at the forefront of innovation. “Furthermore, this recognition
is not only a source of pride for Eurofragance, but also a testament to our commitment to recognizing the talent of our teams and the development of our professionals.” Training to become a perfumer is
a major challenge that Eurofragance addresses through its Perfumery Academy, which follows its own proprietary and proven methodology.
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