Fragrance Creators Association Names Ivanna Yang as Vice President, Government Affairs
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Fragrance Creators Association (FCA) has appointed Ivanna Yang as Vice President, Government Affairs. Yang will lead the association's advocacy efforts before Congress, the Administration, and state governments, focusing on issues such as chemicals policy, trade, and ingredient transparency.
Yang brings extensive experience in the biotechnology, sustainability, and consumer products sectors. Most recently, she served as Vice President of Government Affairs at the Organic Trade Association, where she spearheaded federal advocacy efforts on the farm bill, appropriations, and tax and trade policy. Prior to that, she held senior public affairs and advocacy roles at Geno, a biotechnology company, and a beauty company at the forefront of modernizing cosmetic regulation.
Ahmed, President & CEO of FCA.
Yang's arrival comes at a critical time for the fragrance industry. Federal and state policymakers are considering significant changes to chemicals policy, trade regulations, and ingredient transparency. As biotechnology continues to transform the way fragrance ingredients are developed, Yang's expertise will be crucial in shaping the industry's future.
"The team is redefining the future of advocacy, anticipating policy changes before they occur, and measuring value in a way that benefits our members. I am excited to contribute to this important work."
FCA represents the fragrance industry and its related interests along the value chain. The association includes a diverse group of companies, ranging from large to small-sized firms that create, manufacture, and use fragrances and scents for various applications, including home care, personal care, home design, fine fragrance, and industrial and institutional products.