The British Beauty Council champions accelerating the growth of the beauty industry by establishing funding visibility and access, launchpad structures and mentorship. This is supported by an eco-system of partnerships with experts and leading businesses.
Recognising the culture of creativity and innovation, the Council helps nurture entrepreneurship, collaboration and sustainable practices by using its unique access to business, associations, advisory board members and patrons to create forums, funds and events to support a brighter future.
Pillar President:
Anna Teal
Chair of the Board for Lustre Skin Ltd
Over 25 years in the beauty and wellness industry and recognised strategic leader within consumer goods, luxury brands and leading retail with Blue Chip and SME’s.
Currently Chair of the Board for Lustre Skin Ltd, a light therapy specialist company. Prior to this Anna was Chief Executive Officer at Aromatherapy Associates, a leading wellness brand sold in 50 countries around the world and VP and Global Business Development Director (Strategy, Partnerships & M&A) for the brands division within Walgreens Boots Alliance.
Experienced in leadership, strategy creation, brand development, retail management, M&A and change programmes at C-suite and board level. Anna builds high performing teams and find opportunities for businesses to drive growth through partnerships and building capability.
Key skills include: Strategy and vision setting; business plan development; M&A and post-acquisition integration; exclusive brand development; commercial negotiation and contract management.
Beyond Beauty Advertising Excellence
The Beyond Beauty Advertising Excellence learning path is a training course created by the Meta Beauty team, in association with the British Beauty Council.
We have created this training course for small and medium-sized business to make sure teams have the knowledge to create best in class campaigns for your brands, products and services.
The course will cover everything from targeting and creative effectiveness, to how to design measurement studies and beyond.
THE VALUE OF BEAUTY 2023
SUMMARY REPORT
Following the initial Value of Beauty report in 2019, the British Beauty Council commissioned Oxford Economics to refresh its analysis of the economic contribution of the beauty industry and how it has evolved over the last three years.
The summary of the report is open-source.
Patrons can gain access to the full report from June 1st:
For patron enquiries contact: diana@britishbeautycouncil.com
For press enquires contact: grace@britishbeautycouncil.com
READ THE SUMMARY REPORT
How to Become a Brand
Elizabeth Barnett-Lawton hosts this careers talk webinar on how to become a brand. Panel composed of Kate Shapland, Ruby Hammer MBE and Anna-Marie Solowij.
The Business of Beauty
PROTECTING THE BRAND, SURVIVING THE RESTRUCTURING CHALLENGE
ELEVATE YOUR BUSINESS WITH DESIGN AND BRANDING
Business news
Here’s how Perfect Corp is accelerating AR development for minority-owned beauty brands
‘Windsor Framework’ added to the Cosmetic Products Enforcement Regulation
Beauty Ai: Where are we now?
British Beauty Council plays key role in Government’s reversal of Retained EU Law Bill
Betting on Bricks-and-Mortar: Beauty’s in-store success stories
Meet Pelham Matrix, the manufacturers tackling SPF’s long lead times and large MOQs
3 strategies for sustaining e-commerce appetite
