THE WHAT? Mary Kay has announced the appointment of Ryan Rogers as Chief Executive Officer, starting January 1, 2023.
THE DETAILS Rogers is the third generation of his grandmother Mary Kay Ash’s family and his father Richard R Rogers.
Current Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Holl will retire at the end of the year following a nearly 30-year career with Mary Kay. Holl will remain Chairman of the Board.
Rogers began his career as an associate in the Transaction Services Group of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Dallas. He joined Mary Kay Inc. in 2000 as a financial analyst and has held several positions including Project Manager, Director of Strategic Initiatives, and Vice President of Strategic Initiatives before assuming the role of Chief Investment Officer in 2013.
THE WHY? Rogers said, “As a young man, my grandmother predicted I would someday lead her company and worked to prepare me by sharing many of her lessons in leadership.
“As usual, Mary Kay was right. I am honored but also energized to have the opportunity to lead my grandmother’s company as we begin our 60th anniversary year.”
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