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Company Overview

Over 40 years ago, Tweezerman began its mission to bring high quality, innovative, and best in class tools to the beauty industry. Our position as the beauty tool experts has empowered us to take our niche beauty brand to the next level, setting the highest standards of quality, reliability, innovation and service in our category. Our passionate and loyal fan base motivates the brand to keep developing tools that help consumers look and feel their very best. With consumer loyalty and brand integrity at their core, Tweezerman’s continued mission is to strive for exceptional quality, innovation and education with every beauty tool sold. Tweezerman belongs to the ZWILLING Beauty Group, a leading beauty tool company with subsidiaries and production sites in the US, Europe, India and China.

Social Responsibility

We are dedicated to contributing to a better world by supporting our communities both locally and globally. Giving back to the society we live in and helping people in need is an integral part of our role and responsibilities in running a growing and profitable business. Our Second Bottom Line, in which we dedicate a share of our profits to charitable causes, is and has always been an important core value of Tweezerman.   All values are considered in the operation of our company: customers, employees, community, and environment. We operate a sustainable business and care for our workers and our neighbors. We make sure that our products, processes and competitive sourcing don’t harm the environment or the people who work for our vendors. Tweezerman became a signatory to the UN Global Compact in March 2002. The Compact’s 10 principles, (which set standards for business practices in the areas of human rights, labor rights and environmental sustainability), have guided our efforts in providing a safe, healthy and positive working environment for our employees, while also being friendly to the environment. We have been working diligently to take

Juergen Bosse, President and CEO

Juergen joined Tweezerman in 2012 after a successful career at various FMGC companies, including 16 years with Beiersdorf where he had global, regional and domestic assignments. Juergen is an instrumental driver for ongoing growth of the brand and further establishing Tweezerman as a top innovator in the beauty industry. He is responsible for all aspects of Tweezerman and the Zwilling Beauty Group family of beauty brands’ US distribution. Juergen is also a member of the Board of Management at Zwilling Beauty Group, located in Duesseldorf, Germany.

 

Michael Schley, CFO and COO

Michael joined Tweezerman in 2018.  As CFO & COO, Michael oversees the accounting and finance related functions as well as HR, SCM, Production and Logistics at Tweezerman. Michael has worked closely with Tweezerman’s leadership team to continue the expansion globally and domestically. Michael has over 15 years of experience building and leading finance and operations teams in global companies with significant operating scale and complexity. Prior to joining Tweezerman, Michael held various positions in finance and operations at a premium consumer goods company in the US and Europe.

 

Christine Pascullo, VP of Marketing and Global Head of E-commerce

Christine joined Tweezerman in 2008. Since then, she has played an integral role in bringing award-winning innovation to Tweezerman’s tool categories. During Christine’s time at the company, brand awareness of Tweezerman, along with sister brands within the Zwilling Beauty Group portfolio, have grown year over year, strongly driven by local and global marketing initiatives. Her current focus is to build the digital strategy and grow the online presence for the Zwilling Beauty Group globally. 

 

Val Ponder, VP of Sales, Americas

Val joined the Tweezerman Leadership Team in November of 2019.  Her main goal is to accelerate sales and drive brand awareness while delivering long-term sustainable growth for the brand and its customers. Val brings over 25 years of experience within the Beauty and Food FMCG industries from companies including Revlon, L’Oreal, Unilever and Coty. 

What is your best advice for anyone working in sales?  Be curious and ask questions. Take the time to learn the brand, spend an inordinate amount of your time at retail and be prepared to solve retailer problems. You can differentiate yourself by showing up with a well thought out creative solution.

 

 

 

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