How to pronounce“orea”in English

L'Oreal has this great program where they sent me actually to the north of France, which is the industrial part of France.

l'oreal and a few other companies have these major online game events

L'Oreal Paris um actually the ingredients often reflect a sort of local content but it's more than more than that um companies have shifted

So that's Mo'orea Island.

You were at L'Oreal before.

So close to Tahiti there is Mo'orea Island.

This atoll was really different than Mo'orea.

We were working at L'Oreal for a long time, both of us.

We had Nike and L'Oreal that were thinking about it, but they didn't join.

I had three major companies-- L'Oreal, Gap, and all three divisions, and then Chanel.

were working on something together for L'Oreal.

you've probably heard the L'Oreal ad campaign because I'm worth it it was very ve it was a huge ad campaign years

figures in it's all just spin oreal so spinners in fourteen dimensions without

So I wasn't handed an internship at L'Oreal.

We were very passionate product developers back in L'Oreal, so we were waiting for the right moment to do this project.

So there's a lot of passionate debate at L'Oreal.

Maureen Chiquet began her career in marketing at L'Oreal Paris in 1985.

And they actually asked you to sell L'Oreal products out of a suitcase.

But all that to say I came out of L'Oreal sure I was a marketer, absolutely sure.

around the world so by the early 21st century um L'Oreal was offering

I talked about okay so uh and and in the book we talk about L'Oreal as an example and and so you

the setup right we have this when he said this uh uh the L'Oreal the the physical factory what he actually meant was that it is sitting in my uh home right in the bathroom let's say right that's

since you gave us some examples about different companies whether it's L'Oreal or others um the second part of the question where this person is also asking you know how does this co-intelligence

in 2008, continuing our careers at L'Oreal.

And you mentioned mentorship was something that you liked about being at L'Oreal.

And we learned that in every step of our career back in L'Oreal.

Really amazing. Especially at L'Oreal, which is such a visual marketer.

experience for the students and uh sort of fun but it allows l'oreal to spot talent in marketing and strategy

next unexpected opportunity to become president of softsheen Carson division of L'Oreal now running a division had been my dream

one is uh where you're talking about having the customer involved in the co-creation as well that that L'Oreal example of the person almost being able to uh to produce the specific kind of product

And then also, I think leaving "Vogue" and going to L'Oreal, where I worked in, beauty still luxury beauty, it freed me up

It's been incredible. We met as interns at L'Oreal in Korea and somehow moved over to New York at the same time,

I did a quick detour for a master's program, but joined her again at L'Oreal.

In the beginning, because we had limited resources-- it was no longer L'Oreal budgets-- we were pulling favors left and right.

It's a big, big challenge because I read something about the L'Oreal CEO today, who said that digital culture come from the ground, not from the top.

Now, you have to understand, I was at L'Oreal for three years.

And his example is to compare Liliane Bettencourt, who's the heiress of the L'Oreal fortune, who has literally never worked a day of her life, and Bill Gates, who

And it featured , a supermodel who is now the face of L'Oreal.

So what we have done this year, we went to this point in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, which is Mo'orea

So what we were doing when we went in with the boat sampling, for example, in Mo'orea, the pictures from the right--

it's a little device it's got cartridges and so on right um and now I'm actually talking to it through this interface I have the L'Oreal has the app and it understands kind of my needs Right and

either needs to be a trillion dollars in incremental revenue from new products from companies that have licensed AI. So L'Oreal does a big site license with say

And then, eventually, I got to "Vogue" and then L'Oreal Luxe.

And we wanted to leverage everything that we've learned from Korea, from our moms, but also from L'Oreal, to the world.

I was pretty sure-- and I had no idea, by the way, that when I went to L'Oreal I was going to be a marketer.

with Carol's Daughter, a beauty company that, you know, we ended up building and selling to L'Oreal at one point. I didn't know anything about the beauty

You know, I've got Zotos, I've got L'oreal, I've got Redken, they go down all the, you know, regular companies lines.

not just nature can change a child now we moved to Chicago and then to New York during my six year tenure at L'Oreal