Colomer South Africa, owner and marketer of leading ethnic hair care brands including Revlon Realistic, Special Feeling and African Pride, has recently appointed two new management staff.

Norman Harty and Brandon Diedricks join the sales team as Key Account Managers. With the ethnic hair care market developing at such a vast pace, Colomer SA felt it important to expand this division providing each new member with their own territory to service.

Norman hails from the food industry, spending some time with John West and then continuing with Heinz Foods when they bought out John West. Norman will be taking care of Colomer SA's clients in the Free State, Kwa-Zulu Natal and parts of Gauteng.

Brandon also comes from a FMCG background and has experience in personal care gained from Reckitt Benckiser. He then moved to Tiger Brands before fulfilling this new post at Colomer SA. Brandon will oversee part of the Gauteng region as well as the Western and Eastern Cape for Colomer SA.

[12 Jun 2005 16:16]

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