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CFMM Capstone 2012: Innovation through Diversity in the Beauty Industry
- 2012
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
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Class of 2012 Capstone Presentations: Innovation through Diversity in the Beauty Industry.
Diversity & Global Leadership: Capstone 2012 – Cosmetics and Fragrance
- 2012
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Lectures
- Thesis
Class of 2012 Capstone Presentations. Innovation Through Diversity In The Beauty Industry. Diversity & Global Leadership. Joseph Aphinyanaphongs, Jeanine Bernstock, Maria Ellena Ferri, Manami Kuwamura, Margaret Martin
CFMM Capstone 2016: The Future of Innovation
- 2016
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
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- Lectures
- Thesis
Today, innovation is the product of symbiotic relationships, partnerships, collaborations, and synthesis across domains. But what does the future hold for innovation? Gaduate students in the Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management master's degree program revealed their research findings on The Future of Innovation.
CFMM Capstone 2015: The Future of Luxury
- 2015
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
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Class of 2015 Capstone Research Presentations.
CFMM Capstone 2013: Beauty in a Digital World
- 2013
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Lectures
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Class of 2013 Capstone Research Presentations: Beauty in a Digital World.
Capstone 2011: The Future of Prestige at Mass
- 2011
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Lectures
- Thesis
Class of 2011 Capstone Presentations: Beauty for All: Innovations in Mass Retail. Sponsored by Target. May 19, 2011. The Future of Prestige at Mass. Presenters: Alison Aidlin, Elizabeth Del Pozo, Devin Homsey, Anahita Mekanik, Liza Rapay. The Capstone Project (final thesis) reflects the partnership between industry and the classroom. Working in teams, graduating students develop an innovative, in-depth, interdisciplinary approach to a strategic topic determined by the faculty. They present their results to a panel of faculty and industry experts at an industry-sponsored event. In addition, students present their research to industry associations such as The Fragrance Foundation, retailers such as Macy's, and executives at companies like L'Oreal and Johnson & Johnson.
Capstone 2011: Naturals and Cosmeceuticals at Mass
- 2011
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Lectures
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Class of 2011 Capstone Presentations:Beauty for All: Innovations in Mass Retail. Beauty for All: Innovations in Mass Retail. Sponsored by Target. 5/19/2011. Naturals and Cosmeceuticals at Mass. Presenters: Stephanie Dishart, Pei Wong, Tanja Lindermeier, Evelyn Lu, Lindsay Novellano. The Capstone Project (final thesis) reflects the partnership between industry and the classroom. Working in teams, graduating students develop an innovative, in-depth, interdisciplinary approach to a strategic topic determined by the faculty. They present their results to a panel of faculty and industry experts at an industry-sponsored event. In addition, students present their research to industry associations such as The Fragrance Foundation, retailers such as Macy's, and executives at companies like L'Oreal and Johnson & Johnson.
Capstone 2011: Fashion and Beauty at Mass
- 2011
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
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- Lectures
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Class of 2011 Capstone Presentations: Beauty for All: Innovations in Mass Retail. Sponsored by Target. May 19, 2011. Fashion and Beauty at Mass. Presenters: LaShada Allen, Asha Daniels, Corey Reese, Melanie St. Amour, Kadi Thompson. The Capstone Project (final thesis) reflects the partnership between industry and the classroom. Working in teams, graduating students develop an innovative, in-depth, interdisciplinary approach to a strategic topic determined by the faculty. They present their results to a panel of faculty and industry experts at an industry-sponsored event. In addition, students present their research to industry associations such as The Fragrance Foundation, retailers such as Macy's, and executives at companies like L'Oreal and Johnson & Johnson.
The Future of Wellbeing
- 2020-10-28
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Thesis
The Master's in Professional Studies in Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management is the only program of its kind. A think tank of innovative leadership, the program provides advanced education for emerging executives, fostering both creative and analytical business skills. Students obtain a global perspective through field studies in multiple overseas markets. Through academic and experiential learning and an Executive Mentor Program, the curriculum facilitates the development of empathic leaders with the objective of shepherding brands that are global corporate citizens with products that delight and inspire the consumer.
The Future of Consumerism
Anna Bloom, Annalee Rice, Esther Wang, Christina De Matos, Andrea Millan, Gabrielle Margiotta, Susy Sanchez, Samantha Shafer, Mariana Montoya, Julie Kaplan, Ryan Larson, Sara Anderson, Eber Bodmer, Jenna Frankel, Amber Glover, Thomas Hammond, Aleccandrea Meier, Sarah Rosen, Eric Seeley, Solange Silva and Allyson Trayah
- 2021-06-23
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Thesis
The annual capstone research presentation by the School of Graduate Studies’ Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management (CFMM) class of 2021 was held virtually as a YouTube Premiere. Presentations include "The Future of Global Consumption" and "The Chameleon Consumer." The program is concluded with the department's award presentation.
Beauty after COVID: Renaissance or Reformation
Jamie O'Brien, Lia De Sola, Ségolène Dewey, Alexa Krynicki, Michelle Imperiale, Joshua Borzooyeh, Katherine Desloge, Marissa Squeri, Phyllis Orozco, Gabrielle Zwyer, Alex Alfaro Garcia, Corey Fenton, Aldana Ferrer Garcia, Maria Llanos, Christina Madsen, Randy Malm, Nicole Martino, Amanda Rand and Shir-el Teboul
- 2022-06-22
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management
- Video
- Thesis
"The Class of 2022 delved into research on two critical topics: (1) how beauty organizations can reform internal behaviors to unlock their full potential, execute more dynamic strategies, and thrive in the 'new age' of the industry; and (2) how emotional tensions and technological advancements have converged to catalyze the rebirth and realignment of the beauty consumer. Together, the cohort completed an in-depth analysis including quantitative and qualitative research inclusive of over 900 respondents, global field work, and interviews with top beauty executives and market experts across the globe."—event description.