NAOS operates three dermatology-focused skincare brands (Bioderma, Institut Esthederm, Etat Pur) grounded in a proprietary Ecobiology approach. The hiring mix reveals operational scaling pressure: accelerating roles across manufacturing, quality, logistics, and ops alongside digital transformation projects (e-commerce expansion, logistics digitalization, order processing). Pain points—inventory imbalances, regulatory reformulation cycles, and merchandising visibility—signal a supply-chain company wrestling with demand forecasting and multi-market compliance.
Notable leadership hires: Commercial Director, Director Partnerships
NAOS is a France-based dermo-cosmetic manufacturer founded in 1977, operating three owned brands across 130 countries with over 3,500 employees. The company is structured as a self-owned entity under a non-profit endowment fund. Core business spans research-backed skincare formulation, multi-channel distribution (pharmacy, e-commerce, parapharmacy partners), and international expansion. Current operational focus includes supply-chain modernization, inventory management, and digital sales enablement across regional markets in Europe, Middle East, North Africa, and Asia-Pacific.
NAOS owns three dermo-cosmetic brands: Bioderma, Institut Esthederm, and Etat Pur. All three operate under the Ecobiology framework, which integrates ecosystem and skin biology principles.
Active roles span 11 countries: France, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, Singapore, Bulgaria, Egypt, Croatia, and Mexico. Focus areas include sales, manufacturing, operations, quality, and research roles.
Core tools include Excel, Google Sheets, Jira, and Microsoft Office for workflows. Analytics and digital marketing rely on Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Adobe Creative Suite. HPLC-MS and IQVIA support R&D and market intelligence.
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