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US' Dyper appoints Giusy Buonfantino as New CEO

29 May '24
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US' DYPER appoints Giusy Buonfantino as New CEO
Giusy Buonfantino. Pic: GlobeNewswire

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  • Giusy Buonfantino, former global CMO of Kimberly-Clark, has been appointed as the CEO of Dyper, a leading eco-friendly baby care brand.
  • With extensive experience in consumer goods and brand leadership, Buonfantino aims to drive Dyper's growth, focusing on sustainability and product innovation.
  • Her tenure begins May 28, succeeding Sergio Radjovic.
Dyper, a leading innovator in environmentally conscious baby care products, has announced that its board of directors has appointed former global chief marketing officer of Kimberly-Clark, Giusy Buonfantino, as the company’s new chief executive officer (CEO). Effective May 28, 2024, Buonfantino succeeds Sergio Radjovic who will step down from the CEO position in order to focus on being a major shareholder and director for the company board.

“In the five years since its inception, Dyper has grown substantially including its expansion across baby care offerings,” said Radjovic. “Buonfantino’s appointment reflects the guiding principles in which I founded the company. Her wealth of experience and knowledge across a growing omni-channel consumer product universe coupled with her dynamic leadership growing child-focused brands will only benefit the company as it pursues its next stage of growth.”

As a global C-Suite leader in the consumer packaged goods industry, Buonfantino brings a wealth of experience and leadership from her extensive career across baby care, beauty, personal care, and home care industries. Prior to joining Dyper, Buonfantino held pivotal executive roles at industry-leading companies. Notably, she served as the global chief marketing officer of Kimberly-Clark as well as the president of its baby and child care business in North America, overseeing sales, marketing, product innovation, supply chain and manufacturing for well-known brands like Huggies, Pull-Ups, and GoodNites. Under her influential leadership, the business achieved remarkable growth and secured a leading position in the market, highlighting her proficiency in driving successful turnarounds and ensuring sustainable results.

Prior to Kimberly Clark, Buonfantino held several leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson in Europe and the United States, leading the development of iconic brands like Neutrogena and Aveeno, the company said in a press release.

Her impactful contributions extended beyond conventional boundaries, as she pioneered cutting-edge digital transformation powered by AI during her prior role at Google. Buonfantino also served as a board member for Carter's and Dyper previous to assuming this role.

“It's an honour to join Dyper, a company I have admired and respected for its unwavering commitment to the healthy development of both babies and the planet,” said Buonfantino. “I am drawn to Dyper because of the company’s firm and clear commitment to making responsible and performing diapering available to all American moms and dads. The company’s success speaks volumes and I’m energised by the opportunity to continue scaling the incredible work the team has already begun while continuing to make significant category contributions to high-performance baby care solutions. My immediate focus will be continuing to scale the brand across our DTC platforms and our retail partners, by deeply understanding the omni-channel consumer experience, advocacy model and while staying true to Dyper’s mission and continued product innovation.”

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