Cosmetiscope - May 2017 by NYSCC Webmaster

MAY 2017 • Vol. 23 No. 5

New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists

Table of Contents

Special Suppliers’ Day Edition

Letter from the Chair 2 Schedule at a Glance 3 Directions to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 3 Shuttle Bus Info 4 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day General Information 5-6 SCC Continuing Education Program 6

www.nyscc.org

2017 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York, NY

he NYSCC will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City at this year’s Suppliers’ Day event on Tuesday, May 2nd beginning at 8:45 a.m. There is a lot of anticipation about the new location. We want to share this exciting day with our past chairs who dedicated their time and knowledge to the society by passing down their legacy to future chemists. To celebrate the debut of the NYSCC Suppliers’ Day in its New York City location, two performers from War Paint, the highly entertaining new musical about Helena Rubenstein and Elizabeth Arden— two trailblazing, self-made titans who gave birth to the industry that defined the 20th Century standard of beauty—will be joined by NYSCC past presidents for the ceremonial ribbon cutting event. In addition, NYSCC attendees can save on prime seating at a performance of War Paint by ordering tickets at www.ticketmaster.com/promo/23tc25.

Opening Day Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 6 Digital Age of Beauty 7-12 Discover Sustainability 12-15 Future Chemists Workshop 15 Innovations Alley 16 Awards Night Party 17 Suppliers’ Day Volunteers 18 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Sponsors 19

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2017 NYSCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS & PROGRAM CHAIRS CHAIR Marie Thadal chairelect@nyscc.org (609) 712-3716

CHAIR-ELECT Cathy Piterski cathypiterski@otponline.net (201) 675-3799

TREASURER Michael Smith Treasurer@nyscc.org 908-625-4331

SECRETARY Giorgino Macalino (862) 324-2749 Secretary@nyscc.org

ADVISOR Rey Ordiales Reyordiales@outlook.com 732-878-7798

HOUSE Mohamed Abdulla (973) 487-6572 house@nyscc.org

MEMBERSHIP John Carola JohnC@protameen.com

PROGRAM Steve Herman program@nyscc.org (973) 479-5702

COMMUNICATIONS Stephen Weinberg (973) 307-4854 webmaster@nyscc.org

SPECIAL EVENTS Amy Marshall amy.marshall@altana.com (908) 806-4664

COSMETISCOPE EDITOR Roger McMullen roger_mcmullen@fdu.edu

COSMETISCOPE ASSISTANT EDITOR Joe Albanese (908) 456-2968 joealbanese2@gmail.com

COSMETISCOPE ADVERTISING Bret Clark rbclark@ashland.com

Letter from the Chair

…Marie Renee Thadal, Coptis Inc.

uppliers’ Day 2017 promises to be one of the most phenomenal Cosmetic trade shows ever to be held in North America. More than 400 exhibitors from all over the world will bring their latest innovations in Raw Materials. In the Innovation Alley, formulators can find new technologies and new ideas never seen before that they can immediately take back to the lab. For the first time, a National SCC pre-show event and courses in cosmetic formulation will be taught by well known industry experts to kick off the 2017 Suppliers’ Day Educational program. Education is robust this year and will continue into Day 1 to explore how technology impacts the supply chain. On Day 2, the focus will shift to discovering how embracing sustainability can boost profitability. For insights on the global market, we welcome presenters from China, Europe, and Brazil. The executive board wishes to thank all the members for their positive feedback and enthusiasm regarding the move of Suppliers’ Day to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, one of the largest venues in the tri-state area. It was a necessary move that allowed the chapter to plan a world class event to properly service long time exhibitors and provide space to accommodate new participants. With 160,000 gross square feet, we were able to add new attractions and details that are sure to add value to the overall experience. Going forward, we hope to capitalize on this year’s process, location, and show manager’s expertise to continue to bring new features to Suppliers’ Day. This event has become the lifeline of the NYSCC Educational program and the special events offered to members throughout the year. One example of how the chapter fulfills its mission is in its support to STEM, which will be displayed on Day 1 at the Future Chemists Workshop. Whether you drive, take the train, or hop on the complimentary NYSCC shuttle from New Jersey, do plan to arrive early. You do not want to miss the ribbon cutting ceremony with the show’s VIPs and War Paint cast members. This year, our VIPs are the NYSCCs past chairs whose dedicated service to the chapter is the real reason behind the success of Suppliers’ Day. Since we are in New York City, why not stay late to enjoy the award celebration which will be held at Stage 48. Be sure to register so that you can applaud the winners of the most sustainable ingredients, have a good time, socialize, and network. With just a few days to show time, we are finally coming home! The NYSCC board and committee members are proud and eager to welcome you to Suppliers’ Day 2017 at its new home, The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, the hub of fashion and beauty. Be our guest!

Upcoming 2017 NYSCC Events Calendar • For updated NYSCC information, visit us on the web at: www.nyscc.org • For National SCC information: www.scconline.org May 2-3 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day, Jacob Javits Convention Center, New York, NY More info: https://nyscc.org/suppliersday/ July 9-12 91st ACS Colloid and Surface Science Symposium, The City College of New York, New York, NY July 26 NYSCC Golf Outing, Hamburg, NJ September 6 #BeautyAugmented2017, New York, NY September 6 Culinary Event, Midtown Loft, New York, NY October 12 Innovations in Textured Hair Care, Grand Summit Hotel, Summit, NJ November 8 NYSCC Board Transition Meeting, The Venetian, Garfield, NJ December 11-12 SCC 71st Annual Scientific Meeting, The Westin New York at Times Square, NY, NY

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Schedule at a Glance

Monday, May 1st

9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. SCC Continuing Education Program: Cosmetic Formulations 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. SCC Continuing Education Program – Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry

Tuesday, May 2nd 8:45 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – WAR PAINT Performance Exhibits Open Digital Age of Beauty – Meeting Room 1A30 Future Chemists Workshop Session A – Booth No. 1152 Future Chemists Workshop Session B – Booth No. 1152

Wednesday, May 3rd 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Exhibits Open 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Digital Age of Beauty – Meeting Room 1A30 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Discover Sustainability – Booth No. 1152

Directions to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center

hen traveling to the world’s busiest convention center, it is good to have options. Within New York City, public transportation is always a quick and affordable way to go—and the new 7 Subway Extension across the street from the Javits Center makes the trip even more convenient. If you are coming by car or truck, virtually all roads lead to the Javits Center. Plus, there is plenty of offsite parking within walking distance of the iconic facility. And, if you are looking to burn some calories while blazing a trail to our front door, take advantage of Citi Bike, New York’s new bike sharing system. The NY Waterway is also a convenient and quick way to get to the Javits Center from across the Hudson River, and only one block from the Javits Center. No matter what mode of transportation you use, we think you will agree that getting to the Javits Center has never been easier.

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 655 W. 34th Street, New York, NY V O L U M E

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Shuttle Bus Info

huttles are provided free to and from designated hotels and select points in NYC. In addition, two stops are dedicated in New Jersey for travel to and from the convention center daily!

Route 1 1. Penn Station (on 8th Avenue, between 30th and 31st Street), Wyndham New Yorker, Grand Central (on 42nd Street off Lexington Avenue). 2. Doubletree Times Square (on 8th Avenue at 36th Street northeast corner), Tryp, Homewood Suites Times Square, Port Authority Bus Terminal (on 41st Street between 8th and 9th Avenue across the street). 3. Element Times Square (on 39th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue), Doubletree by Hilton NY Times Square West, Staybridge Suites Times Square, Yotel (on 41st Street at 10th Avenue).

Route 2 1. Grand Central (on 42nd Street off Lexington Avenue). 2. Port Authority Bus Terminal (on 41st Street between 8th and 9th Avenue). 3. Yotel (on 41st Street at 10th Avenue). n

NJ Pick-up Locations

Location 1 – Edison 3050 Woodbridge Avenue, Edison, NJ

Location 2 – Paramus On The Border Mexican Grill and Cantina Westfield Garden State Plaza, 71 South State Route 17, Paramus, NJ n

New York City Schedule

Tuesday, May 2nd • 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Route 1: Buses on a 15-minute schedule Route 2: Buses on a 25-minute schedule • 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Route 1: Buses on a 15-minute schedule Route 2: Buses on a 25-minute schedule

Wednesday, May 3rd • 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Route 1: Buses on a 20-minute schedule Route 2: Buses on a 25-minute schedule

New Jersey Shuttle Service & Schedule

Tuesday, May 2nd 7:00 a.m. from Edison, NJ to Javits (one way) 7:00 a.m. from Paramus, NJ to Javits (one way) 5:00 p.m. from Javits to Edison, NJ (one way) 5:00 p.m. from Javits to Paramus, NJ (one way)

Wednesday, May 3rd 7:00 a.m. from Edison, NJ to Javits (one way) 7:00 a.m. from Paramus, NJ to Javits (one way) 4:00 p.m. from Javits to Edison, NJ (one way) 4:00 p.m. from Javits to Paramus, NJ (one way)

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NYSCC Suppliers’ Day – General Information Registration For registration, go to www.nyscc.org.

Dining Options

ariety of cuisine, variety of price, freshness, and quality of taste are the themes of the Javits food courts. There are many permanent and temporary food outlets throughout the Center, located on Level 1 and Level 3.

Show Floor Food service will be provided on the show floor so that attendees can continue networking and engaging in the business of cosmetics.

Level 1 Food Court Visitors entering the Food Court are presented with an array of international cuisines to choose from: • Grazie Italiano for authentic fresh made Italian specialties • Taste of the East Chinese cuisine • West Side Grill for fresh made burgers, chicken sandwiches, onion rings, and fries • Mai Sushi • Koso Fresh Bibimbap: white rice bowl with vegetables and choice of protein • Mexicana Cantina • Pickit Salad station where you can create your own specialty salad • Lavazza Coffee Bar (Italy’s Favorite Coffee) for specialty coffee, pastries, and hot sandwiches • Agape Grill: Greek sandwiches and salads • Big Georges BBQ sandwiches • Mendys Glatt kosher cuisine • Korean Korean BBQ

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North Concourse The 39th Street Lavazza and the Concourse Café concessions have recently expanded their menus to include Starbucks cappuccino, espresso, and specialty drinks, in addition to salads and sandwiches.

Concourse A Starbucks is located just inside the taxi drop-off on the Concourse Level, and offers its famous coffee selections, scones, muffins, and other treats.

Crystal Palace The new Crystal Palace Marketplace offers a variety of made-to-order menus and snacks using local New York products, in partnership with the Pride of New York program and several well-known restauranteurs. Look for a new favorite from new permanent concepts: • Crystal Palace Grill, a New York City-style grill developed with Chef Dave Pasternack of Esca and Eataly’s II Pesce, serves up classic and specialty burgers and fries, hearty chicken sandwiches, and iconic New York-style hot dogs. • Tortugas Voladoras features authentic Mexican recipes created with Chef Roberto Santibanez of Fonda restaurant, with hearty torta sandwiches, roasted corn and black bean salads, and housemade tortilla with fresh salsa and guacamole. • Asian Vegan Tacos, created by famed vegan Chef Richard Landau of Vedge Restaurant, serves up filling and flavorful bun-style sandwiches stuffed with spicy Korean eggplant and kimchee; lemongrass-glazed tofu dressed in creamy curry sauce with daikon slaw and fresh basil and cilantro; or a Hoisin-marinated Portobello mushroom with a Kung Pao slaw, black vinegar, and ginger crema. • Red Sauce Italian, a classic New York Italian pizzeria and delicatessen, featuring thin-crust pizza and hot neighborhood-style sandwiches. For guests interested in lighter fare, or a quick option to pick up and take away, a new fresh and fast concept combines convenience with health-conscious ingredients. • Go Natural offers all-natural grab-and-go items, from salads and sandwiches to quick snacks and beverages-all made with natural ingredients and free of artificial preservatives. V O L U M E

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here is no parking at the Javits Center. However, there are a variety of lots open nearby. For a complete list of nearby parking garages, go to: http://www.javitscenter.com/attend/get-here/?section=7930. _____________________________________________

he National SCC will showcase two courses leading into the 2017 New York Suppliers’ Day—one covering basics of cosmetic chemistry and a more advanced course that takes a deep dive into formulations. These courses will take place on Monday, May 1st. Your registration will allow you admittance to SUPPLIERS’ DAY EXPO on May 2nd and 3rd.

Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry Monday, May 1 • 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Instructed by Perry Romanowski – Vice-president, Brains Publishing This course is designed specifically with beginning cosmetic chemists in mind, but information presented will also be useful for QA chemists and seasoned veteran scientists who want to learn about other areas of formulations. By attending this course, attendees will receive an introduction to the industry, basic physiology of skin and hair, obtain formulation techniques, learn a few tools of the trade, and be able to conduct claims substantiation testing, among many other education tools.

Cosmetics Formulations Monday, May 1 • 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Instructed by Mark Chandler – President, ACT Solutions Corp This course is perfect for anyone interested in the mechanics of designing a cosmetic formulation. From this course, attendees will obtain a better understanding of emulsion theory as well as the formulation basics for suncreens, preservation, makeup, hair care, cleansers, and more! _____________________________________________

38th Annual NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Opening Day Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

he NYSCC will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City at this year’s Suppliers’ Day event on Tuesday, May 2nd at 9:00 a.m. The Javits location in New York City—the hub of fashion, beauty, and related trends—is a conducive environment for R&D product development teams and all those involved in sourcing ingredients for cosmetics, personal care, and wellness products. The Suppliers’ Day exhibit floor will also feature International Pavilions from France and Brazil along with an Innovation Alley and Formulations Solution Station & Theater. We are enthusiastic about the new location, and are very receptive to a venue that will provide contiguous exhibit space offering optimal business exchange and learning for all attendees. But most importantly, we want to share this exciting day with our past chairs who dedicated their time and knowledge to the society by passing down their legacy to future chemists. Therefore, we invite all of our past NYSCC chairs to attend this groundbreaking event. Please R.S.V.P by no later than Friday, April 14th to Sophia Chen at historian@nyscc.org or (908) 327-7237. We hope you can accept this invitation and look forward to hearing from you.

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Digital Age of Beauty

n today’s dynamic marketplace, the use of digital technology in the product development cycle is becoming standard operating procedure for certain elements—and with the advent of virtual reality, it is expected to grow exponentially. Come learn about the technologies driving this development and assisting manufacturers who are feeling the pressure to introduce new products and reduce time-to-market. Presentations from leaders in the field will focus on supply chain innovations—from data intelligence tools, predictive analytics, 3D printing technology, photo booths/digital enhancements, and filters to virtual teams and collaboration…and so much more. For registration and more information go to: www.nyscc.org.

Achieving Speed to Market in the Digital Age

___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 10:00 – 10:30 a.m. ___________

Speed Up Development with CAD Computer Aided Design Joy Wolfe

echnology’s influence on the world is rapidly growing. Progressive companies strategically utilize robotic devices and concepts to optimize their supply chain efficiency. Such design applications are capable of accurately executing difficult tasks and processes with speed. FIRST Robotics program annually challenges STEM students to create a problem-solving robot by implementing the Engineering Design Cycle. Using CAD (Computer Aided Design), they create innovative 3D designs to virtually test how components function together in a cost-effective and efficient manner. The best CAD model is fabricated with computer driven machines and others are handmade. The Design Cycle can be applied to many industries like Personal Care and Cosmetics. Rapid prototyping leverages a company’s competitiveness and enhances speed to market. Educational programs worldwide promote the Design Cycle and robotics to transform ideas into tangible products. n Speaker – Joy Wolfe Joy Wolfe worked in the IT industry for twelve years. Her last corporate position was International Network Consultant and Marketing Manager for Digital Equipment Corp. before becoming a teacher of Computer Science, Pre-engineering, Robotics, Design, and 3D Animation classes for the past thirteen years. Her passion is preparing STEM students for college and beyond with both technical and soft skills. She enjoys working with young people and their joie de vivre. She is currently teaching and directing students at Robbinsville High School in Robbinsville, New Jersey. Along with her husband, Peter Wolfe, Joy started Nemesis, the Robbinsville FIRST Robotics team, ten years ago and built it into an international powerhouse. The team is run like a high tech business. Working with engineering and business professionals after school, students combine their classroom knowledge with practical application to create a 120 lb. competitive robot using the Engineering Design Cycle, CAD, and 3D modeling.

Monthly Meeting Group Discount The NYSCC is offering a group discount of 15% to companies who send 5 or more employees to a monthly meeting. All five employees would need to be registered at the same time to receive the discount. Once purchased, registrations are non-refundable.

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The Soul & Science of Beauty.

Special 2017 Suppliers’ Day Edition ___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 10:35 – 11:15 a.m. ___________

Digital and Technology Consumer Engagement Trends for the Beauty Industry Sinead Norenius-Raniere

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s companies adjust to consumer’s rapidly changing behavior both online and offline, it is important to understand what is coming down the pipeline in terms of technology and how companies can implement these types of trends to not only stay relevant, but also assist the consumer in how they shop, explore, and discover brands. n Speaker – Sinead Norenius-Raniere Sinead Norenius-Raniere helps clients navigate the ever-changing landscape of e-commerce technology, digital marketing, social media strategy, and influencer outreach along with preparing clients for TV Shopping (QVC, HSN, Evine) and other retail distribution channels. She is currently a Partner at The Pienza Collective. Prior to The Pienza Collective, Sinead was VP of Business Development at Women’s Marketing Inc., a leading media planning, strategy, and buying agency for beauty, fashion, and lifestyle brands. She was responsible for market growth and developing strategic partnerships with other media agencies, ad tech companies, and venture capital/private equity groups. Before Women’s Marketing Inc., Sinead was Founder and CEO of the premium influencer marketing network, iFabbo, which was acquired by Women’s Marketing Inc. in 2014 and then by the Sway Group in 2016. iFabbo was a spinoff of Sinead’s skincare company, Beautisol, a luxury sunless tanning brand where she utilized the bloggersphere, social media, and other crowdsourcing tactics to successfully launch the company in 2009 and land the brand on HSN (Home Shopping Network) in 2010 where Sinead was the spokesperson for four years. Beautisol was acquired in early 2015 by Five Crowns Capital where Sinead currently serves as an advisor to the private equity group.

___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 11:20 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ___________

Augmented Human Sarah Jindal

he line between human and technological device is blurring as smart technology puts people in greater control of their individual health and beauty needs. There is an increased consumer demand for devices to not only show the latest trends but to help consumers emulate those trends to achieve health and beauty goals. Consumers not only want their products to work well, but also to be able to prove it with technology that can track and regulate progress. Additionally, beauty and skin care is not only about looking good outwardly anymore, but about feeling good as well. Consumers are also interested in customized products and are willing to pay to get their specific needs met. With such new and innovative trends in the beauty and personal care market it is easy to see how we are all becoming augmented humans. n Speaker – Sarah Jindal Sarah is Mintel’s Senior Innovation and Insights Analyst and has over 16 years of experience developing ingredient technologies for beauty and personal care companies. Having worked for a variety of companies over her career, Sarah has gained an in-depth understanding of the industry and draws upon not only her work experience, but also degrees in Biology, Biochemistry, and Evolutionary Biology. _____________________________________________

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Regulatory Compliance in the Digital Age

___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 2:00 – 2:30 p.m. ___________

Formulating for Efficacy™ Mark Chandler

ormulating for Efficacy™ concepts were developed by the late Dr. Johann Wiechers, with the goal of maximizing the delivery of cosmetic and pharmaceutical actives to the skin. Formulating for Efficacy™ Software, produced by Dr. Wiechers and Professor Steven Abbott, now supported by ACT Solutions Corp (www.ACTSolutionsCorp.com), uses a sophisticated algorithm for solubility predictions. At the core are Hansen Solubility Parameters, which assess the dispersion, dipolar, and hydrogen bonding forces between an active and potential solvents, lending insight into interactions between formulation components. For new molecules, the FFE™ Software can predict these and other parameters necessary to effective formulation. Active ingredients can be evaluated for such formulation challenges as substantial molar volume, high melting point, and large polarity gap between the active and skin. In addition, the Diffusion Modeler function in the FFE™ Software simulates a Franz diffusion cell experiment, allowing the formulator to follow the path of the active and formulation in the skin over time. A formulator can run through many potential formulation options within a short period of time, allowing for formulation optimization and thus greater chance of success in clinical trials. n Speaker – Mark Chandler Mark Chandler is President of ACT Solutions Corp (Adaptive Cosmetic Technology Solutions), a formulation design consultancy founded in 2012, serving the cosmetic and topical pharmaceutical industries, focusing on Adaptive Aesthetic Design™, Advanced Emulsion Solutions™, and Formulating for Efficacy™, with formulation laboratories in Delaware and Ohio. Mark has been in the industry for over thirty years, most recently serving as skin care applications manager for Croda Inc. He has had roles in Sales, Marketing, Strategic Planning and Acquisitions, and Research and Development. Mark has taught courses for the Society of Cosmetic Chemists (SCC) on Cosmetic Formulation, Cosmetic Raw Materials, Liquid Foundation Emulsions, and Low Energy Emulsification for over fifteen years. Mark also is a Research Instructor in the Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design program at the University of Toledo – College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. He was awarded Fellow status by the SCC in 2014. Mark has presented technology throughout the United States and in over a dozen other countries on five continents, published numerous articles and book chapters, and has been granted three patents.

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___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 2:35 – 3:00 p.m. ___________

An Efficient Way to Generate a Cosmetic Product Dossier and Product Information File (PIF) Melanie Cummings

o meet business objectives, the use of technology has become a necessity. Today’s cosmetic laboratories require optimized efficiency to achieve GLP, manage global regulatory compliance, reduce costs, and increase speed to market. Repertoire uses Coptis Lab, the software solution designed specifically for the cosmetic industry. Coptis Lab, is the Business Intelligent Tool (BIT) that organizes R&D data and documents to effortlessly generate the PIF with utmost regulatory accuracy. In addition, formulators are alerted in real time of regulatory restrictions on substances, brand constraints, and marketing non-compliance. This saves months of development time spent on re-formulations due to regulatory and market compliance issues. n Speaker – Melanie Cummings After ten years in aerospace QA, Melanie transitioned to the cosmetic industry, spending the first ten years with Floratech in Arizona as Director of Quality, where she published more than twenty articles in cosmetic trade journals, contributed to several patents, and lead Floratech’s pursuit of ISO 9001 quality management system. After returning to California in 2004, she focused on OTC drug GMPs, regulatory V O L U M E

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___________ Tuesday, May 2 • 3:05 – 3:30 p.m. ___________

How a Raw Material Compliance Library can Streamline Your New Product Introduction Process for Faster Market Entry Ken Bubeck

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omp Sheet? You got it. SDS? Click. Launching a new line, expanding into a new market, or simply swapping out an ingredient? The Raw Material Compliance Library makes it easy. Instant access to your required supplier documents will make getting through Regulatory the easiest step in your NPI process. Ithos will compile, analyze, organize, and make available the regulatory documents your company requires on an everyday basis into one easily accessible, searchable database. This demonstration will show how Ithos Global’s Raw Material Compliance Library increases speed and efficiency in your NPI process by saving time and energy spent: gathering required compliance documents, searching for documents in disorganized or outdated storage mechanisms, acting reactively to compliance issues because documents were not available, and reformulating due to ingredient non-compliance.

n Speaker – Ken Bubeck As founder of Ithos Global, Ken Bubeck saw the market need for combining regulatory knowledge and client data into a robust, web-enabled platform for easy access. With more than thirty years of diverse experience that includes software innovation, regulatory, sales, and manufacturing, Ken is a hands-on leader with clients and major projects. He is wellversed in the latest cosmetic regulatory issues, including PIFs, CARB, SDS, and Good Manufacturing Practices for Cosmetic Regulatory Compliance. His company, Ithos Global, germinated out of a market problem. Companies may have highly technical regulatory staff, utilize outside consultants for research and guidance, and have technology tools, software, ERP, and PLM tools to manage business needs, but they may not integrate the latest regulatory rules and requirements among all of these critical assets. Ithos is grounded on the belief that the integrity of data—for clients and regulators alike—is at the heart of any effective compliance program, yet companies often lack a cohesive platform to help them manage their regulatory activity. Ken’s strategic approach transforms compliance programs from reactive to proactive, with an end goal of more effective compliance and reporting. _____________________________________________

The World of Virtual Reality

Product Demonstrations __________ Wednesday, May 3 • 10:00 a.m. – 10:25 a.m. __________

Givaudan Active Beauty Invites You to an Immersive Beauty Experience Mathias Fleury

igital is everywhere in our daily life. Its limitless potential for creativity allows us to imagine a new way of communication, and we have utilized that for science. Most of the marketing material in the cosmetic industry is in flat 2D, while our skin is a living, 3D organ. Givaudan Active Beauty is delighted to share its passion of skin and hair science through digital innovation, to let everyone dive into the beautiful 3D architecture of our skin. This is an incredible sensation to engage our senses in a full immersion of what it would be like to be a cell inside our own body. This amazing journey enables us to better understand the perfection of biological structures and their evolution while aging. Skin Odyssey and Hair Odyssey are unique experiences created in synergy with our biologists. The Skin

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__________ Wednesday, May 3 • 10:30 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. __________

Using Virtual Reality to Open Up Infinite Possibilities Timothy J. Roach

ubrizol is proud to introduce a new technology platform to the market that will revolutionize the way cleansing products are developed. In order to best communicate the simplicity of Carbopol® SMART polymers, as well as the many formulator and consumer benefits these polymers enable, we decided to create a Virtual Reality Experience for customers that “virtually” puts them in the lab, in the formulation, and in the plant, with Carbopol SMART polymers. This unique way to market and promote allows the user to interactively experience how the technology works, and why it is an essential component in tomorrow’s cleansing formulations. We pair this virtual experience with a “real life” opportunity to sample formulations in our booth. We also are developing applications for bringing this means of marketing about our exciting new technology remotely, using our customers’ own smart phones. We feel the potential for interactive marketing and customer service using Virtual Reality is enormous, and this is merely the tip of the iceberg. n Speaker – Timothy J. Roach Timothy has been with Lubrizol for ten years as a product and market segment manager. Tim earned his B.S. degree in Biology from Duke University. He also earned an M.S. degree in Biochemistry from Northwestern University, and an MBA from Case Western Reserve University.

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A View on Customized Cosmetics from the Non-Production Side— Chances, Possibilities, and Limitations Georg Khazaka

nder digitalization we understand that, more and more, products are customized to the wishes of each customer. Everday, products are being more customized: running shoes, suits, candies, and soda bottles. Even cereals can be prepared according to the customers wishes. Why not cosmetics? L’Oréal just launched an Intelligent Color Experience. Other companies like Shiseido have apps to share beauty experience. But compared to other product segments this is only the first step. Another power player in the field of individual make-up foundation is Lancôme, presenting its “Le Teint Particulier” service. At Bergdorf Goodman, clients can even meet specialists who personally create an exact shade match called “Sensual Skin Enhancer”. To individualize Cosmetics you need to know more about the consumer. Asking questions is not enough to know the customer’s needs. Skin testing devices can help to close this gap. It is important to identify which parameters are easy to measure in a retail environment and how they can influence a recommendation. The digitalization of beauty is the next step to address customers. n Speaker – Georg Khazaka Georg Khazaka has a Master’s Degree in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Wuppertal, located in Germany. He has more than 15 years of experience V O L U M E

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___________ Wednesday, May 3 • 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. ___________

How Can You Manage Product Compliance Proactively in the Age of Digital Beauty? Julia Tsvetkovaa

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s requirements expand up and down the supply chain and throughout the product lifecycle, the organizational responsibilities have moved beyond reactionary regulatory management to proactive monitoring and anticipation of upcoming trends and regulations. Companies more than ever need the intelligence and insight into consumer trends and latest regulatory and NGO driven developments impacting their formulations and supply chains. The speaker will review the evolution of compliance from a reactive ‘siloed’ process to a proactive, risk-mitigating activity embedded in your product life cycle management.

n Speaker – Julia Tsvetkova Ms. Tsvetkova is Senior Director, Product Management at 3E Company. Julia is responsible for building the product roadmap and releasing new products under the Ariel® brand within the 3E Company portfolio. She joined 3E Company in 2005 and has led the development and introduction to market of a number of new and innovative EHS regulatory solutions including Ariel WebInsight, ArielLogic, ADM VSDS for SAP, and Regulatory Monitoring. Ms. Tsvetkova’s prior experience includes five years developing products in the international trade and logistics field and two years as a financial analyst with a major global professional services firm. She received her MBA in Information Technology Management from the Kogod School of Business. Ms. Tsvetkova is a graduate of the American University in Bulgaria. _____________________________________________

Discover Sustainability Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Presentation Theater – 1152

___________ Wednesday, May 3 • 10:00 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. ___________

he Suppliers’ Day Presentation Theater will feature short, educational sessions highlighting sustainability on a global scale. Natural, Sustainable, and Green cosmetics are now much more than a trend for the cosmetics industry, they are increasingly present and in demand by consumers. Addressing this demand will be experts offering a perspective from around the globe, as well as award-winning exhibitors who are breaking ground in sustainability initiatives. n Moderator – Tom Branna Tom Branna is the Vice-president/Editorial Director of HAPPI Magazine/Rodman Media Corp., a position he has filled for almost thirty years. He is a leading figure in the

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An International Perspective on Sustainability and Sourcing

n Speaker – Jadir Nunes Dr. Nunes’ professional career has spanned more than thirty-five years working in pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies in innovation, research, development, safety, efficacy evaluations, and quality control areas for finished good producers and active ingredient suppliers. Some examples of companies that he worked for include: Johnson & Johnson, Schering-Plough, Natura, and Stiefel/GSK. Dr. Nunes has been an Independent Consultant at SLINC (Scientific Learning and Innovation Consulting) since 2015. Jadir is an active board member of Brazilian Association of Cosmetology (ABC) since 2000, serving as president from 2005 to 2009. He has been representing this association and Brazil at the International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemistries (IFSCC) since 2008. He served as President of the IFSCC from 2013 to 2014. He is also a Scientific Council Member of Institute of Technology and Studies for Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance (ITEHPEC). Dr. Nunes educational background is in pharmacy with an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Technology/Cosmetology by Pharmaceutical Sciences College at University of São Paulo – USP. He has also completed post graduate work in Marketing at the Superior School of Marketing – ESPM. Most recently, Jadir serves as Professor of Cosmetology and Coordinator of the Cosmetic Technology Course at Oswaldo Cruz College – FOC. n Speaker – Hong Meng Dr. Hong Meng, M.D. is a Professor and Chief Physician. She is Executive Director at China Cosmetic Research Center at Beijing Technology and Business University. Dr. Meng is an academic leader in the field of skin health. In addition, Dr. Meng is Chief Physician at China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, Professor at Beijing International Training Centre, Director of Chinese Medical Beauty Branch of China Association of Chinese Medicine, and Deputy Director of Skin Health at Professional Technology Committee of Beijing Daily Chemical Association. Dr. Meng is also a member of Asia Pacific Cosmetics Expert Cooperation Organization, China Diet Health Professional Committee, and Skin Medical Expert of Skin Medicine Health Preserving Technology Research Center. She has edited a number of books including New Era of Physical Beauty, Skin Care Products, Herbal Cosmeceutical, and Health Beauty – For Acne and Chloasma.

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Rounding out the presentations, will be technical experts from supplier recipients of the 2017 NYSCC AWARDS PROGRAM themed “Focus on Sustainability”. The schedule of presenters includes: 10:35 – 11:05 a.m. Alban Muller, Founder & President, Alban Muller Company 11:10 – 11:40 a.m. Chris Sayner, VP – Global Accounts, Croda/Sederma 11:40 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. Sabrina Mizael, Product Manager – Emulsifiers and Emollients; and Camille Touges – VIE Operational Marketing North America, SEPPIC Inc Beauty Care

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Latest Trends in China’s Cosmetic Chemistry Sector

n this session, leading experts will cover the status of the Chinese cosmetics market, including regulatory policy, sales channels, trends, and forecasts..

n Moderator – Evelyn G. Su Dr. Evelyn Su is the president, co-founder, and Chief Scientific Officer of Sino Lion, a leading innovative and new technological materials company that serves worldwide markets in the personal care, pharmaceutical, health care, and related industries. Dr. Su obtained her Ph.D. in Chemistry in 1993 from University of Connecticut located in Storrs, Connecticut. After graduation, Dr. Su worked as a Scientist at Pfizer during 1993-1995. In July 1995, Dr. Su co-founded Sino Lion USA, and moved its operation to 1 World Trade Center in New York City until the horrific destruction of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. She feels extremely fortunate that she is still alive today. Dr. Su is the author of the book Asian Botanicals (written in English) as well as numerous peer-reviewed academic journal articles. She has given scores of invited talks and conference presentations as either a keynote or invited speaker in the United States and at international conferences. Dr. Su has extensive experience in inventing and managing new materials technologies and commercializing various technologies into marketable products worldwide. She has successfully led Sino Lion in collaborating with a number of Fortune 500 companies in bringing technologies into the marketplace either in the form of Open-Innovation, exclusive co-development programs, or non-exclusive technology commercialization. Since 1995, Dr. Su has worked extensively as an innovative entrepreneur in both the United States and China. Under her leadership, Sino Lion has become a globally approved supplier to a growing number of Fortune 500 companies.

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Supervision and Management of Cosmetic Products and Ingredients in China

n this presentation, the definition and classification of cosmetics in China will be elaborated, as well as the corresponding supervision and management measures, especially the regulation on imported cosmetics. The supervision of cosmetic ingredients, including new cosmetic ingredients will also be discussed. In addition, the development trend of the policies and regulations will be introduced. n Speaker – Lili Tao Ms. Tao has a Master’s degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. She is the Director of the Regulation Information department, Beijing Daily Chemical Association. In addition, Ms. Tao is also Deputy Secretary-General of the National Cosmetic Enterprises Development Association. Lili Tao is primarily engaged in research on regulation policies of the cosmetic industry, participating in the formulation of regulations and standards, conducting studies and training on laws and regulations, and organizing academic exchanges with foreign countries. Ms. Tao has participated in a number of research projects commissioned by the Chinese Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) including: classification and supervision model of cosmetics based on the principle of risk management, whitening efficacy evaluation of cosmetics, and supervision of cosmetic e-commerce business.

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China Cosmetics Market Dynamics and Development Trends

his presentation will focus on the overview of the development of the cosmetics market in China, including research directions, topics of concern, and changes in market and consumer channels. Development trends in the market will be forecasted as well. n Speaker – Hong Meng Dr. Hong Meng, M.D. is a Professor and Chief Physician. She is Executive Director at China Cosmetic Research Center at Beijing Technology and Business University. Dr. Meng

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Future Chemists Workshop

The NYSCC is proud to launch its first “Future Chemists Workshop” at this year’s

Suppliers’ Day show, where aspiring cosmetic chemists, students, and young formulators starting in their career get to learn about the basics in formulation as well as discover some tips and tricks by two of our esteemed industry experts.

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Innovations Alley – Aisle 800 on the Show Floor!

he Suppliers’ Day 2017 Innovations Alley is a showcase of the latest ingredients, solutions, and technology that are, in many cases, debuting in the U.S. or have not been seen at an event prior to NYSCC Suppliers’ Day 2017. Participation in this exclusive event was juried. The NYSCC Executive Committee reviewed all products to be showcased before confirmation in the “alley”. _____________________________________________

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Suppliers’ Day Planning Committees and Volunteers A Special Thank You to the Volunteers Who Made this Year’s Suppliers’ Day Possible John Carola Protameen Mohamed Abdulla House Chair Seppic Steve Weinberg Communications Chair Kinetik Technologies Alissa Frontauria Social Media Chair Edgewell Sebastien Massard Ambassador Sensient Andrea Guerrero Public Relations Gattefosse Roger L. McMullen Cosmetiscope/Promotion Ashland Sophia Chen Historian Sandream Impact Fana Makonnen Exhibitor Fulfillment Inolex Joseph Albanese Digital Age of Beauty Liaison Sytheon, Ltd. Beth Mota Barter Givaudan Jeff Crume Brazil Partnership Pilot Chemical Company Kim Burch Suppliers’ Day Committee Elementis Specialties Stephen Carter Suppliers’ Day Committee Jarchem Innovative Ingredients Mary Davis Suppliers’ Day Committee Actives International Steven Fantano Sponsorship Sandream Impact Marie Renee Thadal NYSCC Chair Coptis Inc. Cathy Piterski NYSCC Chair-Elect Givaudan Michael Smith NYSCC Treasurer L’Oréal USA Giorgino D. Macalino NYSCC Secretary Croda Rey Ordiales NYSCC Chair Advisor Colgate-Palmolive Company Jane McDermott Show Director ECMA, LLC Erin Layton Show Manager ECMA, LLC Annie Scully Press Relations ECMA, LLC The NYSCC Executive Committee would like to express their gratitude to the NYSCC Scientific Affairs Committee for judging the Sustainability Awards. Membership Chair

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NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Sponsors The NYSCC Executive Committee and Board would like express their sincere gratitude to sponsors of the 2017 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day.

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