Sephora
Davy Guyau is an experienced IT professional currently serving as the VP of Enterprise Systems Platform Governance at SEPHORA since April 2023, where responsibilities include establishing governance between business and tech teams to enhance the Tech roadmap value amidst a transformation linked to the S4 HANA migration. Prior experience includes roles as Global IT Director at Groupe Savencia, overseeing a team responsible for providing solutions across various business areas, and as Global Sales & Marketing CoE Manager and Global ERP Program Director at BIC, where the IT strategy for sales and marketing processes was designed. Davy has also held positions in demand and stock management and IT project leadership at companies like La Sidreria, Salins, Campbell's, and Mars Information Services. Davy holds a Civil Engineering degree from Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Nancy and a Master's degree in Applied Mathematics from University Nancy Elie Cartan.
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Sephora
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Sephora is a beauty retailer that offers clients 45,000 products across 300 beauty brands, including Sephora’s own brand, Sephora Collection. Sephora has exclusive relationships with several of these brands, including Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez and FENTY BEAUTY by Rihanna brought to market first by Sephora. In addition to selling beauty products, Sephora also provides its clients unbiased service from beauty experts. Sephora has long been a company of innovation. They revolutionized how people shop for beauty by breaking down the department store counter. More recently, they’ve innovated a new way to help pinpoint skin tone foundation matches with their exclusive Color iQ tool, using AI to color match on not only depth and undertone, but also saturation across a dataset of 10,000+ skin tones. Founded in France by Dominique Mandonnaud in 1970, Sephora now has over 2,700 stores in 35 countries worldwide, as well as an e-commerce site and a total of 30,000 employees. Luxury goods group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton acquired Sephora in 1997. In 2020, Sephora took the 15 Percent Pledge, committing 15% of their assortment to Black-owned companies, furthering their commitment to diversity and inclusion.