Changing the board game

We’re changing the e.l.f.ing board game.

Our Board of Directors reflects the communities we serve - that's why our board is 78% women and 44% diverse. But out of approx. 4,100 publicly traded U.S. companies, we are the only company that can say that* What the e.l.f.?!

*Statistics based on e.l.f. board members and available data as of 08/22/24

Our initiatives

Our initiatives

More diverse people. On more boards.

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The facts

The facts

Corporate boardrooms need a makeover.

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  • Source: 2023 BoardEx Non-Executive Director Database

    27%

    of directors on U.S. publicly traded corporate boards are women.

  • Source: SSRN / S&P 500 Global Marketing Intelligence; Report: What Drives Racial Diversity on Corporate Boards? Mandates or Movements; Published: Oct 2021, refreshed March 2024

    88%

    of the average U.S. corporate board
is white.

  • Source: McKinsey & Company; Report: Why diversity matters more; Date Published: December 2023

    Ethnically-diverse boards are 13% more likely to outperform boards that aren’t.

  • Source: McKinsey & Company, December 2023

    Gender-diverse boards are 27% more likely to outperform non gender-diverse boards.

Meet our board of directors.

e.l.f. stands for every eye, lip and face—that means in our boardroom, too.

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    Tarang Amin

  • changing-the-board-game-director-Tiffany-Daniele

    Tiffany Daniele

  • Maria Ferreras

  • Lori Keith

  • Lauren Cooks Levitan

  • Kenny Mitchell

  • Beth Pritchard

  • Gayle Tait

  • Maureen Watson

But wait…What the e.l.f. is a board of directors?

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Get the word out that we’re changing the board game.

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