Jessica Alba has announced her decision to step down from her role as chief creative officer of The Honest Company, which she co-founded in 2012. Alba shared the news on Instagram on Tuesday.
In her post, Alba expressed gratitude for the journey she has experienced with The Honest Company, acknowledging the challenges and milestones along the way. She noted that while it was not an easy decision to step down, she trusts the leadership team, with CEO Carla Vernón leading the way, to continue advancing the company’s vision and legacy as an industry innovator.
The Honest Company also released a statement confirming Alba’s decision and stating that she will be redirecting her creative energy towards new ventures. However, she will remain involved in the company by providing support and leadership as a member of the board of directors.
Alba reflected on the journey of building The Honest Company, from pitching the concept to her friends in a Mommy and Me class to celebrating significant milestones like ringing the bell at Nasdaq. She expressed gratitude to the Honest team for their dedication and commitment to the company’s mission, as well as to the Honest families for their ongoing support and engagement.
In her closing remarks, Alba thanked everyone for their contributions to the company’s success and for showing her that unconventional paths in business can lead to meaningful change and impact.
