Matthew Keegan
May 26, 2022

Lux’s global brand VP on why the brand is calling out sexism

Severine Vauleon on the Unilever brand’s new ‘Shut Up Sexism’ campaign, and having a cause-driven strategy pay off—particularly in China

Severine Vauleon

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