Mr. Ohanesian will provide strategic focus for NuGene and its new hair restoration subsidiary, Revellus, Inc., which recently launched its initial hair restoration product under the Revellus Hair brand. He will be responsible for the commercial expansion and execution of NuGene's strategic plan for its hair care product line and for leadership of the division's marketing, sales and distribution, and overall strategy. "We are thrilled to welcome John Ohanesian, a highly-regarded leader of the hair restoration industry, to NuGene," said Steve Carlson, CEO of NuGene International. "John's proven leadership and experience in all facets of the business -- from research and development through commercialization and market expansion -- is expected to highly benefit the growth and expansion of our hair restoration businesswith both Revellus Hair and kathy ireland Worldwide ("kiWW") branded products. The combination of John's expertise, NuGene's new product formulations and kiWW's creative and organizational strength, all of which leverage our proprietary stem cell-based growth factor technology, is powerful, and we look forward to John's contributions to its growth." "The demonstrated effectiveness of NuGene's unique stem cell-based growth factor technology in combatting the effects of aging on the hair and skin attracted me to the company," said John Ohanesian. "I've spent my entire professional life in the hair restoration industry and I believe that the science and commercial opportunities supporting Revellus Hair and the kiWW product line is more than compelling. I'm excited to accept this opportunity to lead it to its full potential." Mr. Ohanesian is a true icon in the hair restoration ครีมหน้าเงา pantip market, having led the transformation of Bosley, Inc.
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Prosecutors said cyanide was found in Fr Giorgi Mamaladze's luggage when he was detained at Tblisi airport on Friday, before he could fly to Germany. The head of the Georgian Church, Patriarch Ilia II, is being treated in hospital in Germany. Ilia might have been the target, but that is not clear. The government said Georgia had "averted a major disaster". "A treacherous attack on the Church has been prevented," said Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili. Image copyright AFP Image caption More than 80% of Georgia's 4.5m people call themselves Orthodox Christians Fr Mamaladze heads the Church's property department. Speaking on Georgian Rustavi-2 TV, Prosecutor-General Irakli Shotadze said a home-made gun was found when police searched Fr Mamaladze's home. The priest had asked someone - not identified - to sell him cyanide, and that person had tipped off the police, Mr Shotadze said. Patriarch Ilia, 84, has run the Georgian Orthodox Church since 1977. Repressed in Soviet times, the Church has enjoyed a big revival since Georgian independence in 1991.
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