HARRY SLATKIN HONORED WITH “LIVING LEGENDS” AWARD
FROM THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERFUMERS
WHAT: Harry Slatkin will receive the coveted Legends Award from The American Society of Perfumers. In receiving this award, Mr. Slatkin joins an extraordinary list of past honorees including Oscar de la Renta, Gianni Versace, Oleg Cassini, Karyn Khoury and Estee Lauder.
WHO: Harry Slatkin, President and Founder of Slatkin & Co. Home Fragrance and President of Limited Brands, Home Design
WHEN: Thursday, May 7, 2009
1:00 – 3:00 PM – Luncheon
2:45 PM – Award Presented by Allure Magazine Editor-In-Chief Linda WellsALL PRESS MUST RSVP FOR ADMITTANCE:
Debbie Min/Nicole Sutliff– Susan Magrino Agency
212-957-3005; debbie@smapr.com, nicole@smapr.comWHERE: Marriott Marquis in Times Square
1535 Broadway
New York, NY
1-800-228-9290Harry Slatkin has been chosen to receive the coveted Legends Award from The American Society of Perfumers. The award honors a person “who has distinguished him or herself over the years with their body of creative work, their contribution to the fragrance industry and also their contribution to society.”
About Harry Slatkin
Called the “king” of home fragrance by the New York Times, Harry Slatkin is the founder and creative force behind Slatkin & Co., the premiere home fragrance brand. A former Bear Stearns Director, he created Slaktin & Co. in 1992 when his passion for fragrance developed into a lucrative business. Launched at Saks Fifth Avenue, the brand was quickly picked up by luxury retailers Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys and international stores like Harrods in London, Villa Moda in Dubai and Joyce in Hong Kong. Socialites, celebrities and interior designers quickly became fans and requested personal scents. In 2005 the legendary retailer Les Wexner recognized Slatkin’s talent and purchased Slatkin & co. for Limited Brands (NYSE:LTD) and named Slatkin President of Home Design. Harry Slatkin and his wife Laura serve on the boards of various non-profit organizations including Autism Speaks, Henry Street Settlement House, The New England Center for Children and NYCA (New York Center for Autism), which Mr. & Mrs. Slatkin founded.
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