Moreover, the SAP failure had personal consequences for Revlon's C-suite executives. Revlon's Chief Financial Officer, Victoria Dolan, resigned in March 2019, shortly after the company announced its delayed financial report due to the SAP failure. Revlon's Chief Operating Officer Christopher Peterson admitted that the company experienced issues during the SAP changeover that caused the plant to ramp up capacity slower than anticipated. He also acknowledged that the company had identified a material weakness in its internal controls related to the SAP implementation. The personal reputation damage to the individual C-suite executives involved in the SAP failure was significant, with Dolan's resignation and Peterson's admission of issues during the SAP changeover.