THE WHAT? Revlon Group Holdings LLC announced David J. Schwartz’s appointment as General Counsel, effective February 12th, reporting to CEO Liz Smith.
THE DETAILS Schwartz brings over two decades of legal experience from roles at Hudson’s Bay Company and Toys“R”Us. Andrew Kidd, the current General Counsel, will leave on February 23rd to return to Texas.
THE WHY? Liz Smith praised Schwartz’s diverse legal expertise and global experience, highlighting his fit for leading Revlon’s legal group during its business transformation and growth phase, while also thanking Kidd for his contributions during the company’s restructuring.
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