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REVLONIngyin Hmwe

Aye Pwint PhyuSoe Mon ThantSaw Yu Nandar

10/3/2015

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• Sells cosmetics, skin care, fragnance and personal care

• Head office is in New York, US

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• Founded in 1932 by Charles Revson and his brothers Joseph and Joe Roberts

• Along with Charles Lachman, a chemist who contributed “L” in the name Revlon

• Started with single product: nail polishes

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• In 1937, started selling polishes in department stores & drug stores

• Within 6 years, became a multimillion dollar organization

• In 1940, offered an entire manicure line &lipsticks

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• During World World 2, created makeup & related products

• After World World 2, listed as US company

• In 1955, changed into public company

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COMPANY MARKET SHARE

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STRATEGIES TO REVLON’S SUCCESS

Three main parts

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1. “We make lipstick”

•Means “We keep IT simple”.

•“Copy everything, every file but be it a document or a database and always meant for disaster recovery (DR) purposes.”

•Be everything simple.

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2. “Trust but verify”

•Workers and employees (The way they work, personality, etc)

•Products(Quality, ingredients, etc)

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3. “Disaster recovery is not just a plan put on paper.”

•Started in May 2011

•Reduced document printing output from 750,000 pages a year to zero

•Reduced energy consumption by 72%, the number of switch ports by 3,600 ports to 400-500.

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Advertising• Until 1940s, magazine advertisements, drawn by hand

in black and white

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AdvertisingIn beginning of 1945, began full-color photographicsUsed exotic and unique names"Paint the Town Pink""Fatal Apple""Bachelor's Carnation""Sweet Talk""Fashion Plate"

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Advertising

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AdvertisingDorian Leigh (one of the world's first models), for Ultra Violet.

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AdvertisingFeatured a wide age range in 1980s

Milla Jovovich Audrey Hepborn

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AdvertisingIn 1980s and 1990s, dropped fashion models and focused on movie stars

Jaime King Susan SaradonHalle Berry

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Advertising

Jennifer Connelly Emma Stone

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AdvertisingJessica Biel, the newest model in January,2010

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REVLON CARES

-Safety-Social-Environmental-Regulatory

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SAFETY- Provide our customers with high-quality,

safe and effective products - Our employees with a safe workplace

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SOCIAL- To Enhance women’s lives through our products- Support philanthropic activities - The Revlon Run Walk- To raise money and awareness for breast

and ovarian cancer

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ENVIRONMENTAL- Reduce the environmental impact of

our operations - Compliance with all applicable laws

affecting our opearations - Reduction in total waste generation and disposal costs- Use of sustainble ingredients and packing wherever possible

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REGULATORY- Ensure that our products and operating facilities meet or exceed all applicable standards

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SWOT Analysis

S W

TO

• 1st brand, extend Indian market, helped by US artists

• Well-managed distribution channel

Strengths

• Weak financial position• High turnover• Weak marketing areas

Weaknesses

• Increase sales• Joint venture

leads to opportunities

Opportunities

• A lot of competitors• Requires heavy budgets• Selling online reduces

customer relations

Threats

SWOT

Analysis

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Key Trends

1

2Introduction of men specific product range

Booming skin care segment

Rise of “Masstige” product segment

Increasing focus on natural products

3

4“BeyondNatural”

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Pricing Policy

3. Selecting

final price

1. Estimating

Cost

2. Selecting

a pricing method

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Welcome to

Revlonwww.revlon.com/careers

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