Full-Time
Account Executive
Field Sales & Training
Sol de Janeiro
501-1,000 employees
Brazilian-inspired skincare and body care
Compensation Overview
$70k - $80k/yr
Charlotte, NC, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role; 2 designated office days per month; based in Charlotte, NC; willing to travel up to 50%.
Bachelor's
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- Minimum 3-5 years of experience in skincare/hair and body field sales or account coordinator roles, with experience in product training and sales.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
- Schedule and Availability: flexible to support the needs of the business, including working Saturdays and approximately two Sundays per month, with regular days off typically falling on Sunday/Monday or Monday/Tuesday. Availability during key product launches and major retail events is essential, and schedules may be adjusted to support critical business priorities.
- Experience working with Sephora and/or Ulta Beauty.
- Have a valid driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle with all required documentation to operate legally on public roads; must be able to commute easily within the territory and willing to travel outside the area for events or meetings.
- Energetic, positive, and service-oriented personality and be skilled at relationship-building.
- Passionate about skincare, body, and hair products, and implementing brand education and training initiatives.
- Focused, with excellent attention to detail, and demonstrate an entrepreneurial approach to their work.
- Additional requirements include the ability to lift, push and pull up to 50 pounds, stand for up to 8 hours a day, spend at least 80% of time in the field/in store, and travel up to 50%.
- Establish a focus door list based on sales goals and current performance monthly in collaboration with the Regional Sales Manager.
- Plan quarterly call cycle with Regional Sales Manager to accommodate both sales volume and geographic factors.
- Develop seasonal plans with retailer partners to achieve retail sales goals through planning support, events and training schedules and participation in training and strategy meetings.
- Establish and develop strong relationships from store leadership to store-level employees within assigned territory.
- Conduct quarterly comprehensive business reviews with elevated leadership to include Regional Manager.
- Evaluate inventory levels for products when conducting store visits and communicate needs based on account specifications.
- Continuously evaluate sales results and revise strategies based on successes and challenges.
- Support and maintain visual merchandising updates and needs based on merchandising guidelines and retail Planogram (Planogram).
- Provide consistent feedback from store visits, events, and training through a weekly recap.
- Responsible and accountable for strategic travel and entertainment budget decisions and overall compliance.
- Manage and develop retailer Beauty Advisors to become brand advocates.
- Receive a minimum of 3 brand surveys per quarter with an average score of 4.6 or higher.
- A bachelor’s degree is desirable but not required.
Sol de Janeiro makes premium skincare and body care inspired by Brazilian scents. It sells creams, lotions, shower gels, and perfumes through soldejaneiro.com and various retailers, with gift sets, travel sizes, and samples to encourage trial. Products use vegan-friendly, reef-safe ingredients and are made in the USA with globally sourced inputs. The goal is to offer luxurious, tropical self-care while expanding reach through direct-to-consumer and retail partnerships, all while maintaining ethical sourcing and sustainability.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$14.6M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2015
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 23, 2026 Intense Perfume Mist launches at Ulta and soldejaneiro.com, then Sephora September 29.
- July 2026 travel retail ran across 50-plus airports and 600 touchpoints, widening global reach.
- April 13, 2026 Urban Outfitters added 40-plus Sol de Janeiro SKUs across stores and online.
What critics are saying
- MCoBeauty's New York trade-dress lawsuit threatens packaging equity and imitation control.
- Heela Yang sued L'Occitane on August 3, 2026, exposing post-acquisition governance fractures.
- Cheirosa dependence creates existential risk if mist demand fades or dupe brands commoditize pricing.
What makes Sol de Janeiro unique
- Cheirosa built a Brazilian-inspired scent language consumers layer across body and fragrance.
- August 17, 2026 Intense Perfume Mist extends mist dominance into longer-lasting prestige fragrance.
- Sol de Janeiro pairs hero products with experiential retail, from Paris Aéroport to NYC.
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↑ 17%Sol de Janeiro partners with Sweeter for two-day #SOLSUMMER activation across NYC. Posted on august 18, 2026. New York City, NY, USA - Aug 18th, 2026 - Sol de Janeiro brought its #SOLSUMMER campaign to New York City this month, partnering with Sweeter on a two-day mobile activation spotlighting the brand's Jelly Perfume Balms. Held June 21 in SoHo and June 23 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the campaign engaged more than 3,000 guests across both stops. Peak summer heat held steady both days, and lines ran continuously from open to close at each location. Sweeter managed the activation end to end, deploying a fully branded Airstream trailer built for the campaign. The trailer's interior wall carried Sol de Janeiro branding throughout, giving guests a fully immersive brand environment at the service window rather than a standard signage wrap. Sweeter's fabrication team also custom-built an awning valance for the service window, a detail that gave the trailer a distinct silhouette and made it identifiable from a distance along both retail corridors. Sweeter secured street activity permits for both dates, coordinating separately with SoHo and Williamsburg to route foot traffic and manage crowd flow at each site. Each location required its own site plan, accounting for sidewalk width, existing storefronts, and expected pedestrian volume before the trailer was positioned. The two-borough sequence gave Sol de Janeiro access to two different NYC audiences within the same week: the SoHo stop captured weekday shopping traffic in one of the city's densest retail zones, while the Williamsburg stop drew a neighborhood crowd on a weekend afternoon, giving the campaign both a downtown and a Brooklyn touchpoint without repeating the same audience twice. At the service window, guests were served Vanilla or Salted Caramel ice cream in custom branded cups with lids and branded wooden spoons, a treat built to hold up to summer heat and photograph well in hand. Sweeter's brand ambassador team worked the line at both stops, walking guests through Sol de Janeiro's fragrance portfolio and sampling both the Jelly Perfume Balms and the brand's fragrance sprays side by side. Ambassadors encouraged guests to layer scents, pairing balm and spray combinations based on individual preference, turning a routine sampling moment into a personalized fragrance consultation that gave guests a reason to linger at the window. Longtime Sol de Janeiro loyalists and first-time samplers received the same walkthrough, with ambassadors adjusting recommendations based on which notes a guest already knew and wore. The on-site team wore custom branded t-shirts and bucket hats for both activation days, a look that kept the crew identifiable and on-brand in a crowd. Bucket hats doubled as guest giveaways, distributed along with branded tote bags to the first 100 guests at each location. The early-arrival incentive helped build a line before service even opened, setting the tone for the day at both stops. Across two NYC neighborhoods and two days, the #SOLSUMMER activation gave Sol de Janeiro a direct line to summer fragrance shoppers at the exact moment layering season begins, translating a seasonal campaign concept into a hands-on, sensory experience guests could taste, smell, and take home. The activation reinforced Sweeter's ability to execute multi-market campaigns with the same level of detail and consistency from one borough to the next, without compromising on custom fabrication, permitting, or staffing quality at either stop. From the SoHo storefronts to the Williamsburg sidewalks, the trailer, the crew, and the fragrance consultations stayed consistent even as the neighborhood, the crowd, and the pace of the day changed. About Sweeter Sweeter is a New York City-based leader in experiential marketing, specializing in innovative and engaging activations that create lasting connections between brands and consumers. Known for their creative approach and flawless execution, Sweeter sets the standard for branded food trucks, mobile marketing tours, and experiential marketing vehicles. Media Contact Company Name: AB Newswire is Sweeter Contact Person: Kim Healing Email: Send Email Phone: (212) 888-6633 Address:685 1st Ave. City: New York State: NY Country: United States Website: www.wearesweeter.com
Sol de Janeiro introduces Intense Perfume Mist, A NEW fragrance format in prestige body fragrance. Aug 17, 2026, 09:00 ET In answer to consumers' requests, the brand introduces Intense Perfume Mist, delivering up to 10 hours of scent* for a richer, bolder and longer lasting fragrance experience that evokes the warmth & energy of Rio de Janeiro's golden hour. NEW YORK, Aug. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Sol de Janeiro, the global beauty brand that transformed the fragrance mist into a cultural phenomenon, continues to make an indelible mark on the fragrance industry with the launch of Intense Perfume Mist, a magnetic and bold new collection inspired by the brand's own community. As our community's relationship with fragrance has deepened over the years, the appetite for a deeper, longer lasting fragrance became clear. Capturing the warmth of Rio de Janeiro's golden hour, the collection was built around a signature solar ambery accord, creating a richer, more intense expression of the brand's cult-favorite scents, Cheirosa 62, 59, and 91, alongside the new Cheirosa 74 scent, a golden gourmand with notes of ripe pineapple, orange flower, and solar ambery accord. Since introducing its iconic Cheirosa Perfume Mists, Sol de Janeiro has inspired millions around the world to make fragrance an integral part of their daily self-care ritual. Intense Perfume Mist was designed as the perfect counterpart to our existing mists to create an endlessly expressive fragrance wardrobe, with our core mists being fresher & lighter for daytime and the Intense mists their richer companion, for a bolder fragrance trail - and the two can be layered in endless combinations to match the mood and moment. The Intense Perfume Mist was designed for both immediate impact and lasting scent performance, noticeable from the first spray.** With a higher-concentration and rich depth, it leaves you with a bold feeling that lasts, offering the elevated intensity and long-lasting presence of a prestige fragrance and bridges the gap between fragrance mist and fine fragrance. The brand-new scent, Cheirosa 74, is at the heart of the new collection, created to capture the unforgettable energy of Arpoador Beach in Rio de Janeiro, where applause, laughter, and celebration fill the air each evening as people gather to honor the final golden glow of the sun. Today, one Cheirosa Perfume Mist is sold every second worldwide***, making Sol de Janeiro a defining force in the explosive growth around prestige body fragrance. With Intense Perfume Mist, the brand shows its ability to continue to evolve for this new generation of fragrance consumers - and its commitment to incorporating consumer listening into its innovation pipeline. "Our community has always shaped what comes next for Sol de Janeiro, and their number one request was clear: they wanted the fragrances they love to last longer," said Jordan Saxemard, Chief Executive Officer of Sol de Janeiro. "With Intense Perfume Mist, we are delivering up to 10 hours of scent while preserving the joy, ease and unmistakable spirit that made our Cheirosa Perfume Mists iconic. This is more than an extension of an existing collection. It is our answer to how a new generation wants to experience fragrance: expressive, sensorial and able to keep up with every part of their day. Intense Perfume Mist represents the next chapter of prestige body fragrance and the next chapter of our relationship with our community." Born in Rio herself, Brazilian multi-hyphenate artist IZA will bring her own vibrant energy, as the face of the global campaign, Your Endless Summer. A singer, songwriter and cultural icon, IZA has a confidence, warmth and authenticity that embodies the bold spirit of Intense. Shot on the iconic shores of Ipanema Beach, the campaign captures the magnetic energy of Rio de Janeiro. "Rio de Janeiro has always been a source of inspiration and energy in my artistry, as a place where I grew up and spent a lot of time," said IZA. "I'm so honored to be working with Sol de Janeiro, as a brand inspired by the Brazilian spirit in so many ways, on the launch of Intense Perfume Mist. When I smell these fragrances, the rich notes truly transport me to Arpoador Beach. Fragrance is its own kind of artistry and the self-expression that comes with these new layerable scents - I can't wait for everyone to experience them." The collection includes: * Cheirosa 62 Intense Perfume Mist - A Sun-Drenched Gourmand, with deliciously complex notes of roasted pistachio, vanilla absolute and a solar ambery accord. * Cheirosa 59 Intense Perfume Mist - A Euphoric Gourmand marrying notes of white orchid and creamy sandalwood, along with the base solar ambery accord. * Cheirosa 91 Intense Perfume Mist - A Captivating Floral with notes of Rio Pink Rose, juicy lychee and solar ambery accord. * Introducing Cheirosa 74 Intense Perfume Mist - A Golden Gourmand dripping with notes of ripe pineapple, bright orange flower and the signature solar ambery accord. Available in 90 mL, Cheirosa 62 Intense Perfume Mist, Cheirosa 59 Intense Perfume Mist and the all-new Cheirosa 74 Intense Perfume Mist retail for $34 and launch August 23, 2026, exclusively at Ulta Beauty and soldejaneiro.com, and will debut at Sephora, Sephora.com and Amazon September 29th. Cheirosa 91 Intense Perfume Mist (90mL) will also launch exclusively in-store at Sephora September 29th. Supporting the launch is a global 360-degree campaign that brings Your Endless Summer to life across earned, owned and paid media, creator partnerships, retail experiences and cultural moments. From premium editorial storytelling to immersive consumer experiences, the campaign invites audiences around the world to discover the next chapter of Sol de Janeiro. About Sol de Janeiro Inspired by the warmth, joy and confidence of Brazil, Sol de Janeiro creates award-winning body care and fragrance that inspire connection, confidence and self-expression. Known for its iconic Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, category-defining Cheirosa fragrance collection and sensorial body rituals, the brand continues to push the boundaries of innovation while celebrating the beauty of being unapologetically yourself. *Based on the evaluation of a trained panel in a blinded quantitative sensory study **89% of the trained panel evaluating longevity agreed that the fragrance has an immediate, noticeable impression and an immediate bold impact. ***One Cheirosa Perfume Mist is sold every second worldwide. Based on 2025 internal global sales data, including sets containing Cheirosa Perfume Mist. SOURCE Sol de Janeiro
Body mists grew up: why everyone's layering scent in 2026. The Quick Spritz * Body mists and hair perfumes are the defining fragrance trend of 2026. * They've evolved past teen-mall territory into a real layering tool for grown-up scent wardrobes. * The next wave is functional hybrids: scented serums, hair oils, and even SPF mists. * The vibe of the year is softer projection, meaning intimate scents over loud ones. * Sampling your core scent first, then building mists around it, is the smart way in. Body mists aren't the backup plan anymore. Remember when a body mist was the thing you grabbed because you couldn't afford the "real" perfume? That era is over. In 2026, body mists and hair perfumes are the trend, not the consolation prize. Fragrance has drifted toward layering, lightness, and scents you wear for yourself instead of for a room. Why mists took over. The skin-scent and "clean girl" wave did the groundwork. The goal became smelling good at conversation distance, not across the room, and a mist is built for exactly that: a light, wearable veil instead of a statement. Then layering turned into a sport. #Smellmaxxing has racked up over 60 million views on TikTok, #PhlurMist another 30 million (Phlur's Missing Person basically restarted the category's credibility), and most of those videos are people stacking mists, oils, and perfumes like they're building a signature. A vanilla mist under a floral perfume warms the whole thing up and helps it last. A citrus mist over something woody freshens it for daytime. Once you've tried it, wearing one scent straight from the bottle feels a little flat. And the money followed. Sol de Janeiro rode its Cheirosa mists past $2 billion in sales (the brand claims one sells every second somewhere in the world) and added a citrus-gourmand mist, Limonada Gelada, this April. When Chanel and Salt & Stone are shipping premium mists with skincare claims, the category has grown up. The rise of the functional hybrid. A basic mist doesn't turn heads anymore. The newer wave wants to multitask: scented hair oils, fragrance serums, even SPF mists with a built-in scent. Bella Hadid's Ôrəbella just launched a trio of alcohol-free, water-based mists in its signature shake-to-activate format, and Philosophy sells its body and hair mists on mood, with Pistachio Paradise promising "feelings of bliss." The pitch is efficiency: skincare, hair care, and fragrance collapse into fewer steps. One caveat. MicroPerfumes'd treat scented SPF as a bonus, not a plan. If it gets you to reapply sunscreen, great, but fragrance and long sun exposure have always been an uneasy pairing. Smell nice, and still wear real sunscreen. Hair perfume needs no such caveat. Hair holds scent beautifully and releases it with movement, so a dedicated hair mist gives you a soft, lasting scent halo without over-spraying your skin. MicroPerfumes broke down the technique in why your hair is the best place to wear perfume. The vibe of the year: softer is smarter. 2026 wants fragrance quieter. Softer projection, scents that sit close to the skin, the same instinct behind the lactonic milk-scent trend MicroPerfumes covered in May. Loud, room-filling fragrance still has its place (nobody is taking Baccarat Rouge away from you), but the momentum is with the intimate and the personal. Mists fit that mood, which is most of why they're winning. Five affordable body mists worth trying in 2026. You don't need a $100 bottle to play. These five run from drugstore-cheap to still-reasonable, and every one earns its spot. One note on shopping them: most come in whole scent families, so treat each pick below as a starting point rather than the only option. Beloved coconut & warm vanilla ($11 at target). The sleeper of the list. Target's Beloved line quietly makes some of the best cheap mists on any shelf, and this coconut-vanilla is the one people mistake for something three times the price. If you're mist-curious and don't want to spend real money finding out, start here. Bath & Body works Fine fragrance mists (around $16). The originals. B&BW never left; the gourmand wave just caught back up to them. Champagne Toast is the evergreen viral pick, but Salted Shorelines is the one for 2026's softer mood, a salty-clean marine that layers beautifully under an EDP. Catch a semi-annual sale and the price drops to pocket change. Fine'ry body mists ($18 at target). Target's other fragrance play, and the more grown-up one. Fine'ry builds mists that read like designer scents, with Flower Bed (peony, green apple, bamboo leaf) as the standout floral. MicroPerfumes took a closer look at the whole brand in its Fine'ry collection review. Ellis Brooklyn SUN body mist (around $30 at Sephora). The elevated pick. Vanilla, orange flower water, and clementine that reads like summer without smelling like sunscreen. It's a Sephora bestseller for a reason. If you like where Ellis Brooklyn's warmth goes, its Super Amber review covers the full-strength end of the line. Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa '62 ($25 to $38). The one you already know, and it's popular because it works: pistachio, salted caramel, and vanilla with enough sillage to pass for perfume. Start with the travel size before committing to the big bottle. Yes, everyone owns it. There's a reason. How to do it well (without wasting money). The classic mistake with any trend is buying a pile of products that don't work together. The fix is to start from your anchor scent. Figure out the core fragrance you love, then build mists and layers around it rather than collecting random ones. The cheapest way to find that anchor is to sample first. If the vanilla-under-floral idea appeals, a Kayali Vanilla 28 sample vial is a natural place to start: warm, sweet, and famously layerable. Or explore MicroPerfumes sample vials to test full-strength eau de parfums before you commit. A 0.75ml vial costs a fraction of a full bottle and saves you from buying big on a scent that turns out wrong on your skin. Faq. What's the difference between a body mist and a perfume? A body mist has a much lower fragrance concentration than an eau de parfum, so it's lighter and doesn't last as long. That makes it ideal for soft, everyday wear and for layering. How do you layer body mist with perfume? Apply the lighter body mist first, then your perfume on top. Pick complementary notes: a musky mist under a gourmand smooths it out, while a citrus mist over a woody scent brightens it for daytime. Does hair perfume actually work? Yes. Hair holds and slowly releases scent, and dedicated hair mists are formulated to be gentler than skin perfume. The result is a soft scent halo that lasts through the day. Are body mists worth it in 2026? More than ever. They've evolved into a real layering tool, and the trend toward soft, intimate fragrance plays directly to their strengths. Final notes. Body mists shed their reputation and became a strategy. Layer them for longevity, lean into the softer mood, or try one of the new hybrids, but the starting point is the same: find the anchor scent you actually love, sample it before you splurge, and build outward. The mist aisle finally earned its shelf space. Just don't hand it your whole budget before you know what you're building around.
Extime and Sol de Janeiro invite travellers to "Make Life Cheirosa" with immersive summer activation at Paris Aéroport. * Paris * July 28, 2026 Sol de Janeiro, Extime Duty Free Paris and Extime JCDecaux Airport are bringing the spirit of the Brazilian summer to Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly airports through one of the brand's most ambitious travel retail activations to date. From 10 July to 24 August 2026, travellers are invited to "Make Life Cheirosa" via an "Extime immersive journey" that turns the airports into a vibrant summer destination, where they can discover, experience and shop Sol de Janeiro's hero products before they fly. Designed to capture passengers' attention at key moments of excitement and discovery, the multi-channel activation combines experiential retail, digital engagement, travel-exclusive offers and high-impact media to immerse travellers in Sol de Janeiro's joyful universe. Through a 360° campaign spanning digital platforms, retail spaces and high-visibility OOH and DOOH activations, the brand becomes impossible to miss at Paris-CDG and Paris-Orly. In collaboration with Extime Duty Free Paris and Extime JCDecaux Airport, Sol de Janeiro is transforming traditional travel retail into an engaging, must-stop destination. The experience begins even before travellers arrive at the airport, with dedicated visibility on the Extime.com marketplace and targeted Extime Rewards CRM and newsletter communications, supported by social and digital media that introduce the "Make Life Cheirosa" universe and spotlight the brand's must-have summer products. Once in the terminals, passengers are immersed in the brand through storytelling on Extime JCDecaux Airport digital screens and a dedicated cabana pop-up at Orly 3, enhanced by branded music and sensory experiences that bring the spirit of the Brazilian summer to life. Inside Extime Duty Free Paris stores, Sol de Janeiro takes over the retail environment with immersive displays, FSUs, towers, floor stickers and iconic product tables, complemented by sampling, gifting and trained beauty advisors who provide personalised advice and drive conversion. Together, these touchpoints create an "Extime Immersive Journey" that invites every traveller to "Make Life Cheirosa" before they fly. Extending from pre-trip inspiration through to in-store purchase, this connected journey demonstrates how travel retail can deliver a seamless 360° customer experience across physical retail, digital platforms and media, while reinforcing Paris Aéroport as a leading destination for premium beauty experiences. Marion Amirouche, Senior Brand Manager, Sol de Janeiro, L'OCCITANE Travel Retail, said: "Travel retail offers an unrivalled opportunity to connect with travellers at moments of excitement and discovery. Together with Extime, we're bringing our "Make Life Cheirosa" philosophy to life through an immersive journey that blends joyful brand experiences, digital engagement and our latest product innovations. We want every traveller to leave Paris Aéroport feeling inspired, confident and ready to embrace the spirit of summer." Isabelle Fourmentin, Managing Director, Extime JCDecaux Airport, stated: "At Extime JCDecaux Airport, our ambition is to turn every passenger journey into a memorable experience. With Sol de Janeiro and Extime Duty Free Paris, we are offering travellers a unique opportunity to experience the essence of Brazilian summer in a Parisian, premium setting, thus demonstrating the full power of airport media to create emotion, drive discovery & conversion, and enhance the passenger experience." Severine Patureau, Chief Commercial & Merchandising Officer, Extime Paris, added: "Creating distinctive retail experiences is at the heart of Extime Paris' ambition. Together with Sol de Janeiro, Extime Duty Free Paris & Extime JCDecaux Airport, we have developed an immersive journey that seamlessly connects digital engagement, media and retail to enhance every stage of the passenger experience. This collaboration reflects our commitment to offering innovative concepts that elevate Paris Aéroport as a leading destination for premium travel retail while delivering strong visibility and performance for our brand partners." * The L'OCCITANE Group: Marion Amirouche, Senior Brand Manager Sol de Janeiro, Global Travel Retail Tel: +41 (0) 22 5 610 833 | [email protected] * Extime JCDecaux Airport: Clémentine Prat, Group & France Communications Director, JCDecaux | [email protected] [About L'OCCITANE Travel Retail] [The travel retail division of L'OCCITANE Group embraces more than 40 operators, 400 airports, 70 airlines and 1,200 duty-free shops located in over 120 countries worldwide. It offers a carefully curated selection of beauty and well-being products from the Group's growing brand portfolio. These include L'Occitane en Provence, ELEMIS, Sol de Janeiro and Erborian. The company continues to be an industry pioneer in the promotion of sustainability, biodiversity and the reduction of waste.] [About Sol de Janeiro] [Sol de Janeiro is the award-winning beauty brand known for its Brazilian-inspired body care and transportive fragrance. Founded in 2015, the brand has quickly become a category leader, beloved for its clinically proven formulas, luscious textures and sensorial experiences. With a global community spanning generations and geographies, Sol de Janeiro has earned top honours including TIME100's Most Influential Companies, Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies, and WWD's 2024 Beauty Inc Power Brands. Available at Sephora and online at soldejaneiro.com, Sol de Janeiro is rooted in the belief that beauty is an attitude, not a standard.] [About Extime JCDecaux Airport] [Extime JCDecaux Airport offers tailor-made, high-performance media solutions to create powerful and memorable brand experiences at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and Paris-Le Bourget airports, and now at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan. Extime Media is a joint venture owned by JCDecaux, the world leader in Out-of-Home advertising, and Groupe ADP, world leader in airport operations.] [About Extime Duty Free Paris] [Extime Duty Free Paris is the duty-free brand operated by Extime, the new hospitality label of Paris Airports. Present in the terminals of Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly, it offers an exclusive selection of perfumes, cosmetics, gastronomy, wines, spirits and fashion. Combining expertise, premium services and digital innovation, Extime Duty Free Paris reinvents the airport shopping experience. A symbol of Parisian savoir-faire, the brand transforms every journey into a unique moment before boarding.] Contacts.
Bubble appoints Diana Rubin chief marketing officer. The former Sol de Janeiro executive will lead the company's global marketing organization. July 27, 2026 Associate Editor Bubble, the dermatologist-developed skincare brand, has appointed Diana Rubin as its first chief marketing officer. As Bubble enters its next phase of growth, Rubin will lead the company's global marketing organization, overseeing brand strategy, integrated marketing, creative, communications, consumer engagement and growth initiatives. "Diana joining Bubble as our first CMO marks an exciting new chapter for our company," said Shai Eisenman, founder and CEO of Bubble Skincare. "She brings the rare combination of skincare expertise, strategic brand leadership and commercial acumen needed to help shape our future." Rubin has most recently served as vice president, Americas head of marketing at Sol de Janeiro, where she led marketing strategy across the region for one of the beauty industry's fastest-growing brands. "I've long admired Bubble for building a brand that has earned the trust of consumers by making effective skincare approachable, accessible, and genuinely community-driven," said Rubin. "Bubble has created something incredibly special by listening to its audience and consistently delivering products that meet their evolving skincare needs. I'm thrilled to join this talented team at such an exciting moment in the company's journey and help shape the next phase of growth while continuing to build meaningful connections with consumers around the world." Check out the brand's new campus scholarship program here.