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Amy Alperin

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Head Of Product Innovation & Development, Scent Theory Products at Scent Theory products
📍 New York, New York, United States

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Experience
22 Years
Current Role
Head Of Product Innovation & Development, Scent Theory Products
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
New York, New York, United States
Personality Overview

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Persuasive
Achievement-Oriented
Informal

They prefer to ensure that they are in control of the situation. They are not against taking risks and can make tough decisions when required.
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Priorities

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Career

Work history

7-2020
Head Of Product Innovation & Development, Scent Theory Products
Scent Theory products
3-2019 - 3-2020
Consultant
Freelancer
11-2015 - 4-2018
EVP / Division Head - Global Brands Group, Beauty Division
Global Brands Group (Member of Fung Group)
4-2002 - 11-2015
Senior VP of Personal Care - MZB Accessories (acquired by Global Brands Group)
MZ Berger & Co.
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Education
1987 - 1991
Bachelor's degree
University of Maryland
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

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