Cristina Scocchia From L’Oréal to Kiko

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Cristina Scocchia is the new C.E.O. of the fast-growing Kiko Group (owned by Percassi). She is responsible for global expansion of Kiko Milano worldwide and developing the other labels of Madina, Womo and Bullfrog.As a seasoned cosmetics executive, she succeeds Mr. Stefano Percassi, the major shareholder who is now Vice-President. Dutchman Jan Heere, former Inditex and Marks & Spencer executive, continues as Managing Director of the cosmetics division.

Mrs Scocchia started her career at...

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