Estee Lauder’s Sandra Main to retire as global brand president of La Mer, skin care brands by end-2026
Reuters2026/09/02 21:25- The Estée Lauder Companies said La Mer and Skin Care Brands President Sandra Main will retire effective Dec. 31, 2026.
- Main will stay in the role through the retirement date to support a transition; a successor will be named shortly.
- She was appointed to the post in February 2025, overseeing La Mer and the group’s skin care category strategy.
- Main previously led M·A·C across Asia Pacific and internationally, later running Bobbi Brown International before joining La Mer in 2009.
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