The first makeup brand the Benin native used was MAC because the company was the only one to have her shade at a time when representation was few and far between, she told Marie Claire in a previous interview .
Moudachirou-Rébois built a career spanning more than 15 years at L'Oréal and at companies such as Johnson ⁘ Johnson and Revlon. She landed her ⁘ dream job ⁘ when she joined MAC and appreciated its commitment to diversity, she told the outlet. She served as its senior vice president and g lobal chief marketing officer from 2021 to 2024 and was promoted to its senior vice president and global general manager in 2024, according to her LinkedIn profile.
In her role, Moudachirou-Rébois led a community of 14,000 people and has worked with people from every region, she shared. MAC's presence spans more than 90 countries and territories. Her team was tasked with innovation in go-to-market strategies, artist training, supply chain, and finances, she explained to Marie Claire.
Two years after the promotion, Moudachirou-Rébois is stepping down from her post, WWD confirmed. This comes after a number of executive changes at MAC and its parent company, The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. , under President and CEO Stéphane de La Faverie. It is unclear who will succeed Moudachirou-Rébois at the time of this writing, per the outlet.
MAC is strategically expanding into select U.S. Sephora locations, including Sephora at Kohl's, beginning in early 2026, according to a press release.
"Together, MAC and Sephora share a core belief that beauty is for everyone, and this partnership reflects our mutual dedication to empowering all individuals to limitless self-expression," she said in the news release. "We look forward to welcoming new consumers to the MAC community – a community which is highly inclusive, bound together by creativity and their love for makeup. We can't wait to strengthen our connection with MAC fans across the U.S."
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