Fragrance Creators Association Announces Two New Hires

Lane Bogar (left) and Chloe Beaumont-Smith (right)
Lane Bogar (left) and Chloe Beaumont-Smith (right)
Courtesy of FCA

On May 5, 2025, the Fragrance Creators Association (FCA) announced the hire of Lane Bogar as manager of regulatory science and Chloe Beaumont-Smith as manager of governmental affairs. Together, these new additions will support FCA’s advocacy efforts for sound science and forward-thinking policy across the fragrance value chain.

Bogar has a background in toxicology, chemical risk assessment and regulatory science. She holds a master’s degree in environmental management from Duke University and dual bachelor’s degrees in biology and French from the University of Texas at Austin. In her career, she has worked in environmental health, consumer product safety and scientific communications. 

Beaumont-Smith is a public policy professional with expertise in legislative strategy, regulatory analysis and multi-sector advocacy. She earned dual degrees in political science and international affairs from The George Washington University with concentrations in security policy and sustainability. She has advised on a range of policy issues including environmental sustainability, health, energy and tax. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Lane and Chloe to our team,” said president and chief executive officer Farah K. Ahmed. “Lane’s science expertise sharpens our regulatory strategy, and Chloe’s policy know-how and network will amplify our advocacy for members and the fragrance community.”

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