MiniLuxe Holding Corp. announced the additions of Christine Chang as Chief of Business Development and Partnerships, and the appointment of Elizabeth Lorber as Chief Commercial Officer. Mr. Moran brings extensive experience in strategic finance and business planning, having started his career as a CPA at KPMG, followed by 7 years as a member of the financial leadership team of Bain Capital and later taking CEO, CFO and Treasurer roles at both public and private companies.

Mr. Moran graduated with highest academic distinction with a Master and Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance Management from Boston College. Ms. Chang has demonstrated multiple successes in commercializing and scaling businesses from start-up to $2B+ playing key executive roles in operations, business development and finance. Her past work experience includes serving as Head of Operations for the nail care brand ManiMe, Vice President of Sales and Operations for MGA Entertainment and working at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.

Ms. Chang graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in Economics and Mathematics where she also received a master's degree in International Studies, and an MBA from The Wharton School of Business. At MiniLuxe, Ms. Chang will drive new partnership opportunities, new product launches and overall wholesale opportunities. Ms. Lorber most recently served as CFO for MiniLuxe and will now focus in her capacity as Chief Commercial Officer on optimizing revenue for the company, especially in terms of the company's talent service revenue (across Fleet and Anywhere channels) and identifying and driving relevant KPIs for those business lines.

She will also add to her responsibilities oversight of real estate, legal, and post-merger integration activities of MiniLuxe's inorganic growth (including the company's recent PaintBox acquisition). Ms. Lorber continues to build upon her portfolio of extensive operational capabilities from both MiniLuxe and former beauty and wellness brands. Ms. Lorber holds degrees from University of Michigan, London School of Economics and Columbia Business School.