36 min

Rare Beauty’s VP Of Social Impact & Inclusion, Elyse Cohen, On Corporate Social Responsibility And Using Your Platform For Good #MAYFAIRWORLD

    • Mental Health

As we round out Mental Health Awareness Month, I sat down with Elyse Cohen, the VP of Social Impact & Inclusion at Rare Beauty, to discuss building a with purpose and making a meaningful social impact as an organization. Elyse has over 18 years of experience in her craft, including working as the Deputy Director for First Lady Michelle Obama where she helped launch the Let's Move initiative. She shares what she learned during her years at the White House and how the former First Lady was a champion of authenticity and vulnerability.
 
During her transition back into the private sector, the role at Rare Beauty came up and Elyse instantly knew that it was made for her. Rare Beauty is Selena Gomez’s makeup brand that is making waves in the beauty industry and beyond. Elyse and I discuss how the brand leverages being a celebrity-founded start up and use their platform to advocate for mental health awareness. We also touch on creating a company culture that’s in alignment with corporate values, engaging in corporate social responsibility in a genuine way, and what’s coming up next for the Rare Impact Fund. 
 
Today, Elyse and I talk about: 
 
Elyse’s biggest takeaway from working as Deputy Director for First Lady Michelle Obama The different pillars of her role at Rare Beauty  How individuals or brands can use their platform to inspire change  Raising awareness without coming across performative The importance of bringing credible people and organizations to the table when discussing large social initiatives that may impact and leave an impression on a vulnerable community Rare Beauty’s partnership with National Alliance on Mental Illness to rethink and prioritize mental health in the workplace   
“We need to stay true to who we are and build our own North Star.”  #MAYFAIRWORLD



Get In Touch With Elyse
Follow Elyse on Instagram HERE 
Connect with Elyse on LinkedIn HERE 
Follow Rare Beauty on Instagram HERE 
Shop Rare Beauty HERE
 
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As we round out Mental Health Awareness Month, I sat down with Elyse Cohen, the VP of Social Impact & Inclusion at Rare Beauty, to discuss building a with purpose and making a meaningful social impact as an organization. Elyse has over 18 years of experience in her craft, including working as the Deputy Director for First Lady Michelle Obama where she helped launch the Let's Move initiative. She shares what she learned during her years at the White House and how the former First Lady was a champion of authenticity and vulnerability.
 
During her transition back into the private sector, the role at Rare Beauty came up and Elyse instantly knew that it was made for her. Rare Beauty is Selena Gomez’s makeup brand that is making waves in the beauty industry and beyond. Elyse and I discuss how the brand leverages being a celebrity-founded start up and use their platform to advocate for mental health awareness. We also touch on creating a company culture that’s in alignment with corporate values, engaging in corporate social responsibility in a genuine way, and what’s coming up next for the Rare Impact Fund. 
 
Today, Elyse and I talk about: 
 
Elyse’s biggest takeaway from working as Deputy Director for First Lady Michelle Obama The different pillars of her role at Rare Beauty  How individuals or brands can use their platform to inspire change  Raising awareness without coming across performative The importance of bringing credible people and organizations to the table when discussing large social initiatives that may impact and leave an impression on a vulnerable community Rare Beauty’s partnership with National Alliance on Mental Illness to rethink and prioritize mental health in the workplace   
“We need to stay true to who we are and build our own North Star.”  #MAYFAIRWORLD



Get In Touch With Elyse
Follow Elyse on Instagram HERE 
Connect with Elyse on LinkedIn HERE 
Follow Rare Beauty on Instagram HERE 
Shop Rare Beauty HERE
 
MERCH:
Our Memorial Day Sale is currently live. We are offering 30% off with the code MDS30. Shop our latest drop HERE. 
 
Want More From Mayfair?
Follow Sam on Instagram HERE
Follow The Mayfair Group on Instagram HERE
Shop The Mayfair Group HERE
TEXT 81247 for exclusive updates!
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This podcast is produced by Nikki Butler Media.

36 min