Hello Kitty was created in 1974 by Sanrio, a Japanese entertainment company. Jill Koch, the senior vice president of marketing and brand management at Sanrio, appeared on Today on Thursday and ...

“Hello Kitty is not a cat,” Jill Koch, the senior vice president of marketing and brand management at Sanrio, the creators of the iconic cartoon, told Today. “She’s actually a little girl.

“Hello Kitty is not a cat,” Jill Koch, the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Brand Management at Sanrio, explained. “She’s actually a little girl.” Naturally, this news has been a ...

Sanrio’s senior vice president of marketing and brand management Jill Koch, made the surprising revelation ahead of Hello Kitty’s 50th anniversary during a Today show segment that first aired ...

“Hello Kitty is not a cat,” Jill Koch, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Brand Management at Sanrio, told the “Today” show Thursday ahead of the brand’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

In a new interview with Today, Sanrio executive Jill Cook explains Hello Kitty's essence. "Hello Kitty is not a cat. She's actually a little girl, born and raised in the suburbs of London," Cook ...

Hello Kitty, one of the world's most recognisable characters - a white cat with tiny whiskers and little red bow in the ear - turns 50 this year. So when Jill Cook from Sanrio, Hello Kitty's parent ...