Shiseido announces new company president

Shiseido announces new company president

TOKYO, Japan - Morio Ikeda (R), vice president of leading cosmetics maker Shiseido Co., meets the press along with Chairman Yoshiharu Fukuhara (C) and President Akira Gemma, in Tokyo on March 6. Company officials said the same day that Ikeda will become Shiseido's next president and his appointment will be formally approved at a board meeting in late June. Gemma will become chairman, and Fukuhara will assume the new post of honorary chairman.

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