Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace. Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace.
Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace.
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The Ordinary’s Hong Kong launch, and life after Brandon Truaxe – Deciem CEO on roller-coaster ride from indie brand to global cult favourite

  • Deciem was founded by Brandon Truaxe, who died in January in Toronto
  • Truaxe was replaced as CEO in 2018 after legal action by minority investor Estée Lauder

Topic |   Beauty
Heidi Yeung
Heidi Yeung

Updated: 2:29am, 12 Oct, 2019

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Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace. Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace.
Nicola Kilner, CEO of Canada-based beauty company Deciem, which has launched its skincare and beauty brand The Ordinary in Hong Kong, is a strong advocate for mental health and kindness – both in and out of the workplace.
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