The Cosmetics Business Podcast: Journalism secrets and career highlights!
The Cosmetics Business Podcast: Journalism secrets and career highlights!
Sarah, Julia and Amanda are some of beauty's most experienced journalists. Along with relative industry newcomer Alessandro, they share their career journeys leading up to Cosmetics Business.
In this bonus episode, they remember their first jobs, some of their quirkiest stories, and why they built a career in beauty.
In order of appearance:
- Sarah Parsons (Managing Editor, Cosmetics Business Group)
- Julia Wray (Head of Editorial, HPCi Media)
- Alessandra Carrara (News Reporter, Cosmetics Business & Pure Beauty)
- Amanda Pauley (News Editor, Cosmetics Business & Pure Beauty)
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About Cosmetics Business:
Cosmetics Business is an authority in the global beauty industry known for its news, analysis and agenda-setting trend reporting.
With two million readers from 171 countries, Cosmetics Business has created an engaged and loyal community of professionals from around the world.
Cosmetics Business' award-winning editorial team are available for media interviews, expert commentary and speaking engagements, including panel moderation.
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