SharkNinja, a global product design and technology company and Shark Beauty parent company, has appointed Kleona Mack as Chief Marketing Officer of Shark Beauty. 

Mack will lead all marketing for Shark’s hair care and skincare tools portfolio, reporting directly to Neil Shah, Chief Commercial Officer.

Shah said, 

“Kleona is a consumer-obsessed marketer—she puts the consumer at the center of everything she creates. Her ability to translate real-time consumer feedback into product innovation and compelling brand moments, paired with her strategic use of social platforms and powerful partnerships, has transformed how beauty brands show up in culture.”

Mack is a seasoned marketing executive with over 15 years of experience in the beauty and fashion industry. She most recently served as CMO at Glossier and previously held several leadership roles at L’Oréal.

As CMO, Mack will champion the growth of the Shark Beauty business, collaborate with product design and engineering to provide input on the product roadmap, and ensure that the voice of the consumer is consistently injected into marketing.

Mack joined Glossier in 2021 and helped shape the brand’s direction. This included expanding Glossier from a direct-to-consumer brand to launching retail partnerships with Sephora and Space NK, and influencing Glossier’s product line, including the relaunch of the brand’s beloved Balm Dotcom lip balm and driving success of the brand’s viral fragrance, Glossier You. 

Mack played a key role in forging groundbreaking partnerships, championing Glossier as the first-ever beauty brand to partner with the WNBA and the 2024 USA Women’s Basketball team for the Olympics, as well as signing Olivia Rodrigo as the first celebrity ambassador of the brand, and launching the brand’s first-ever product collaboration, Swiss Miss Balm Dotcom.

She also led the evolution of Glossier’s social strategy, shifting its focus from an Instagram-first approach to driving product virality and cultural relevance on TikTok.

Before her tenure at Glossier, Mack spent seven years at L’Oréal, where she held various leadership roles, including Vice President, CMO Strategic Projects. She also contributed to the growth of Tarte Cosmetics and worked in merchandise planning and analytics at L Brands.