The Wella Company has appointed Jing Ulrich as a non executive Director to its Board, adding one of global finance’s most connected voices to the helm of the 145 year old professional first beauty group. Her arrival signals a boardroom that is doubling down on strategic growth, capital discipline, and luxury brand insight across hair, nail, and beauty tech.
Why Wella wants Jing Ulrich now
In its announcement, The Wella Company describes Jing Ulrich as bringing a “powerful combination” of deep financial expertise and board level experience across some of the world’s most respected consumer, luxury and financial institutions. Her perspective is expected to support the Board as it steers the company into its next chapter of growth in professional hair, nails and beauty technology.
Based between New York and Geneva, The Wella Company is positioning itself as an “innovative global leader” in these categories, with a portfolio that spans…
salon, retail and device led beauty. Adding a director who has spent decades advising multinationals, sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors sends a clear signal that Wella wants board level guidance aligned with global capital markets and premium brand building.
Jing Ulrich’s global finance and board resume Jing Ulrich is an accomplished financial executive with more than 30 years of experience in premier banking institutions worldwide. She has spent 21 years at J.P.
Morgan, most recently as Vice Chair of Investment Banking in New York, a role in which she advised leading corporations, investors and sovereign wealth funds on capital markets, M&A and strategic growth initiatives; she will retire from J.P. Morgan in July 2026.
Alongside her banking career, she has built an extensive portfolio of high profile board and advisory roles. She currently sits on the supervisory board of adidas, on the board of Swarovski International Holding, and on the advisory committee of Rolls Royce Motor Cars…
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