Primož Artač
As the CEO of TOSLA Nutricosmetics, a European-based global innovator, Primož leads a company dedicated to revolutionizing the beauty and wellness industry through nutricosmetic supplements.
His focus goes beyond surface-level solutions, with products that promote beauty and wellness from within.
In his role as a leader and spokesperson, Primož shares insightful, science-backed, and occasionally lighthearted perspectives on the rapidly evolving nutricosmetic landscape.
With a mission that goes beyond promoting TOSLA’s products, Primož is passionate about elevating the entire sector, inspiring brands to embrace the immense potential of beauty supplements. As ingestibles are taking center stage, he is dedicated to shaping the future of beauty through innovation, education, and meaningful collaboration.
Cyndi Ramirez- Fulton
CeCe Wilson
CeCe has been leading CEDR’s internal human resources operations since 2021 and brings over 20 years of people management and HR-related experience in private, non-profit, and healthcare industries. With a focus on strengthening the desired workplace culture, CeCe enjoys finding strategic, compassionate, and compliant solutions to business and HR needs. CeCe is a SHRM-certified human resources professional with a specialty credential in Inclusive Workplace Culture and a master’s degree in human resource management.
Angelo Castello
Clementine Provost
Tess Mauricio
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Mike White
With over 15+ years of experience, Mike serves as a principal within the health firm’s health care industry. Truly passionate about his work, he strives to provide strategic business intelligence by identifying complex, financial, operational, and technical issues while developing comprehensive solutions to enhance the client’s business operations. Mike is one of the national leaders for CLA focused on building teams and financial structure, specifically Dental, MedSpa and Aesthetics groups.
Mike is a highly sought-after speaker sharing his broad knowledge of the health care industry while understanding the complexity of health care practices of various sizes.
Jamie Woollens
