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Executive Decisions Roundup: CHPA And AHPA Boards, Vitamin Shoppe COO

Vitamin Shoppe expands management; Vitamin Way spokeswoman teed up; Herbalife sponsors LA Galaxy player; and more news in brief.

The Consumer Healthcare Products Association elects Perrigo Co. PLC executive Jeff Needham chairman of its board of directors and Procter & Gamble Co. health care product chief Thomas Finn to the board. Needham, executive vice president and general manager of US consumer health care for Perrigo, succeeds Patrick Lockwood-Taylor, who previously was P&G's vice president of personal health care North America and global digestive wellness, as board chairman. Needham’s previous work at CHPA includes finance committee chair and he also currently is a member of the CHPA Educational Foundation board. He and Finn, who is P&G's global personal health care president, also are on the trade group's executive committee.

CHPA also announced June 16 that during its June meeting, members elected Joy-Lee Pasqualoni, consumer communication leader in North America for Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc., to the Educational Foundation board

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