Harrison Gregory Named Chief Commercial Officer
The former Omorovicza general manager has joined the Austrian skincare brand to lead its global growth strategy.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Beauty
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Harrison Gregory has joined the luxury skincare brand Susanne Kaufmann as chief commercial officer. He is tasked with overseeing global market development and expanding the brand's international retail footprint.
Why it matters
The company is prioritizing a renewed focus on its spa sector and international growth to reach its next phase of brand development. Gregory will leverage his extensive industry background to strengthen the brand's presence in key markets.
Susanne Kaufmann products are currently stocked at 30 Oh My Cream stores in France. The brand manages high-end facilities like the 800sq m wellness spa at the Grand Hotel Belvedere in Switzerland.
The players
Harrison Gregory
The new chief commercial officer at Susanne Kaufmann previously held general manager positions at Omorovicza and Grown Alchemist.
Susanne Kaufmann
An Austrian skincare brand founded in 2003 that specializes in luxury treatments and maintains high-profile partnerships with international hotel properties.
The details
Gregory began his skincare career at Elemis in 2014 and has previously served as general manager for Omorovicza and Grown Alchemist. His new role involves strengthening the brand's spa roots through collaborations with select luxury hotels, including a planned partnership with La Mamounia in Morocco.
Timeline
Susanne Kaufmann was founded at Hotel Post Bezau in 2003.
Harrison Gregory began his skincare career at Elemis in 2014.
Harrison Gregory joined Susanne Kaufmann in October 2026.
Culture Shift
This move follows the rise of spa-integrated luxury retail partnerships as the brand leans further into wellness-based distribution models. The appointment marks a broader industry trend of aligning prestige skincare with high-end global hospitality experiences.
Consumers can expect an increased presence of the brand in luxury spa locations and potentially new retail availability in the United States. These expansions may change where and how customers access specialized skincare treatments tailored to individual properties.
The takeaway
The appointment signals a significant shift toward a more aggressive international spa-led growth strategy for the luxury brand. Consumers should monitor for new high-end retail partnerships as the company enters new global territories like Morocco.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Spabusiness.
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