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TOTAL RATINGS: 626

CEO: Jean-Paul Agon

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Jean-Paul Agon L'Oréal USA CEO Rating

L'Oréal USA's CEO, Jean-Paul Agon, has 34 employee ratings and a score of 66/100, placing them in the Bottom 45% of similar size companies on Comparably with 10,000+ Employees and Bottom 40% of other companies in New York. When breaking the CEO score down by factors such as department, gender, and ethnicity, we see that females at L'Oréal USA rate Jean-Paul Agon higher than males, giving the CEO a score of 75/100.

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Where This Score Ranks L'Oréal USA's CEO Rating

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In the Bottom 45% of 1339 Similar Sized Companies on Comparably
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In the Bottom 40% of 707 Nearby Companies in New York
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5th place versus 5 competitors rated on Comparably

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L'Oréal USA CEO Jean-Paul Agon Bio

Jean-Paul Agon has pursued his entire career with L’Oréal. Jean-Paul Agon's career is like the man himself: energetic, unwavering and enterprising. With a background spanning a wide range of responsibilities, he has forged leadership skills underpinned by key expertise: in-depth knowledge of how the company operates an international approach and a global vision of major challenges ahead.

Who Ranks L'Oréal USA's CEO Rating the Highest?

Gender - Female 75/100

Ethnicity - Caucasian 72/100

Department - Design 70/100

Who Ranks L'Oréal USA's CEO Rating the Lowest?

Department - Marketing 37/100

Tenure - 1 to 2 Years 43/100

Gender - Male 48/100

L'Oréal USA CEO Jean-Paul Agon At a Glance

The CEO score provides an understanding of how employees feel about the CEO’s leadership style and effectiveness at L'Oréal USA.

Based on 34 ratings, Jean-Paul Agon ranks right below Estee Lauder Companies' CEO, Fabrizio Freda.

L'Oréal USA's CEO is highly regarded by Female employees, Caucasian employees, and the Design department. However, the Marketing department, employees who have been at the company 1 to 2 Years, and Male employees have a less favorable view of the CEO and believe there is room for improvement. Overall, the CEO score has remained stable over the last 90 days.