Recently, Edgewell Personal Care Company has announced a significant change to its leadership structure following the planned departure of Chief Operating Officer Dan Sullivan on October 1, 2025. Sullivan, who is leaving to pursue another opportunity, has been credited with helping shape Edgewell’s growth strategy, scaling the business, and strengthening its focus on brand development, execution, and financial performance.
In place of the COO role, the company will implement a new regional hub structure designed to streamline operations, accelerate decision-making, and enhance accountability across global markets. Under the revised structure, Edgewell’s Chief Financial Officer, Chief Supply Chain Officer, and four regional hubs – North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America – will report directly to President and Chief Executive Officer Rod Little.
“We have a world-class team driving innovation, execution, and operational excellence across our global markets,” said Little. “By elevating regional leaders and removing layers in the organization, we are creating a more agile and responsive company that is better positioned to deliver sustainable, long-term growth.”
It is reported that Edgewell Personal Care is a U.S.-based multinational consumer goods company headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut. Founded in 2015, the company owns several beauty brands, including the sunscreen brands Banana Boat and Hawaiian Tropic, as well as the skincare brand Wet Ones. In 2024, Edgewell recorded full-year net sales of $2.2537 billion, a 0.1% increase from the previous year.
