New appointments in L'Oréal Israel's senior management avenue

L'Oréal Israel Group announces three new appointments to the Company's Senior Management as part of strengthening the Company's strategic leadership as Israel's leading beauty company.

R to L (sitting) Anne Hirsch, Ariella Yaari, R to L (standing)  Elie Sagiv and Gali Lev (photo credit: PR) (photo credit: PR)
R to L (sitting) Anne Hirsch, Ariella Yaari, R to L (standing) Elie Sagiv and Gali Lev (photo credit: PR)
(photo credit: PR)

Gali Lev has been appointed Chief Digital and Marketing Officer, Anne Hirsch has been appointed Chief Transformation Officer, and Ariella Yaari has been appointed VP Communications and Sustainability, joining L'Oréal Israel's Country Management, reporting directly to the L’Oreal Israel CEO, Elie Sagiv.

Gali Lev joins the company's management as Chief Digital & Marketing Officer (CDMO), with responsibility for managing digital, media, influencer management, consumer research, e-commerce, data and integration of innovative beauty tech technologies in Israel. As part of L'Oréal Israel's focus on innovation, the CDMO field is evolving in order to adapt itself to the challenges of the future. In her role, she will continue to develop the company's leadership and expertise while building advanced capabilities in customer-focused marketing, data-driven technology and adapting the marketing strategy to changing market conditions.

Lev began her career at L'Oréal Israel about 9 years ago, and since then has held a number of marketing positions in L'Oréal Israel's consumer products division, including L'Oréal Paris brand manager in makeup, and marketing manager in the facial care field. She built the role of CMI Corporate Marketing Intelligence, in the business divisions, developed the worlds of data and strengthened the field of research and consumer insights. Gali holds an MBA from Bar-Ilan University.

Anne Hirsch has been appointed Chief Transformation Officer and a Country Management member at L'Oréal Israel. In this new role, Hirsch will oversee a broad portfolio of transformation projects that include the implementation of advanced data management systems and processes in the company's various divisions, including streamlining the supply chain from the strategy stage to the actual implementation stage. Anne began her career at L'Oréal 25 years ago, and since then has held many diverse managerial positions in the fields of credit, supply chain and operational excellence, procurement and business intelligence. Anne holds an MSc in Information Systems Engineering from Dauphine University in Paris.

Ariella Yaari has been appointed Communications and Sustainability Director and as a Country management member at L'Oréal Israel. As part of her role, Yaari is responsible for leading the field of corporate communications and sustainability (Environmental and Social responsibility), serves as the company's spokesperson, while being responsible for managing the company's reputation vis-à-vis its external and internal stakeholders.

Yaari brings with her 20 years of experience in establishing and managing strategic corporate communications and creating impact in leading multinational companies in the FMCG, pharmaceutical and high-tech fields, including Sanofi (the company's headquarters in Paris and Israel), Strauss Group and ECI Telecom. Ariella holds an MA in Political Science from Tel Aviv University and an ESG certification.

Elie Sagiv, CEO of L'Oréal Israel, commented on the new appointments: "I welcome the appointment of Gali Lev, Anne Hirsch and Ariella Yaari as members of the L'Oréal Israel Country Management team and am confident in their ability to lead the marketing, digital, information systems, communications and sustainability fields, which are basic components of the company's strategic core and are undergoing accelerated development. I believe that their experience and expertise, each in their respective areas of responsibility, will contribute greatly to strengthening our position as the leading beauty company in the country."