Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW)

Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW)

We are a global network of over 9,000 influencers, innovators, and emerging talents in the beauty sector, representing a variety of backgrounds from top brands, independent companies, retailers, fragrance houses, media organizations, and suppliers. Our goal? To educate and link individuals within the beauty industry, helping them feel inspired to innovate and grow in exciting new directions.

National, Trade/B2B, Women
English
Online/Digital

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Global

#653791

United States

#303392

Lifestyle/Beauty and Cosmetics

#3526

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Articles

  • 2 days ago | cew.org | Amy Synnott

    Andrew Stanleick’s introduction to beauty came at an early age. Growing up in London with three older sisters, he was the unwitting recipient of countless beauty treatments. “They were always experimenting on me! I was the test subject for everything from face masks, nail polish, to hair dye.”But what really inspired him was watching his mom get ready for work.

  • 1 week ago | cew.org | Jenni Baden Howard

    “Today we celebrate something incredible: 50 years of honoring women’s achievements,” said CEW President Carlotta Jacobson, when she addressed more than 900 attendees at the 2025 CEW Achiever Awards last week. “Since 1975, CEW has recognized 185 women.” CEW celebrates this milestone event with more than a dozen photos from the event.

  • 2 weeks ago | cew.org | Belisa Silva

    The “Soul” Effect: Cynthia Sakai’s Unique Selling Proposition Join CEW for unlimited access to articles, industry reports, and more. Benefits include: Invitations to members-only industry events Connect with 9,000+ industry contacts globally CEW Beauty News & proprietary trend reports Exclusive networking opportunities Already a CEW Member? Log In Want to keep your creativity & career growing?

  • 3 weeks ago | cew.org | Jenni Baden Howard

    “I always say I was born an activist; I traded in my pacifier for a bullhorn as early as I can remember,” Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani told CEW in an exclusive interview. Host of the My So-Called Midlife podcast and founder of non-profits Girls Who Code and Moms First, Saujani will be the keynote speaker at CEW’s 50th Anniversary Achiever Awards luncheon.

  • 1 month ago | cew.org | Polly Blitzer

    CEW Product Watch March 2025 Join CEW for unlimited access to articles, industry reports, and more. Benefits include: Invitations to members-only industry events Connect with 9,000+ industry contacts globally CEW Beauty News & proprietary trend reports Exclusive networking opportunities Already a CEW Member? Log In Want to keep your creativity & career growing?