Procter Gamble globalization

Procter Gamble (P G) is a global consumer goods corporation that owns and operates hundreds of household name brands across the world. In order to retain and develop female managers in the marketing division, P G devised and implemented an innovative reverse-mentoring scheme. The project was so successful that is has been subsequently expanded across six other functions besides marketing. 

Global Growth We maximize Procter Gamble s worldwide resources to create a truly integrated global health care company, in both prescription and nonprescription medicines,... 

Keith Harrison, Global Product Supply Leader, Procter Gamble, 2001-2011... 

R. Keith Harrison Retired Global Product Supply Officer Procter Gamble... 

Somewhere between local and global extremes, Procter Gamble and Unilever will meet each other in a new competitive area. 

If capacity continues at this rate, the global production capacity of biodegradable polymers should reach 1,000,0001 in 2010. Presently, die market is under the rule of huge producers such as Cargill-Dow (USA), Novamont (Italy) and BASF (Germany). Others such as Dupont (USA), Procter Gamble (USA), Eastman (Holland) and UCB (UK) are ready to invest the market. 

The global soap market is dominated by a small number of multinational companies. Soap is only one sector of their product ranges. In multinational companies such as Unilever and Procter and Gamble, soap and detergent ranges typically account for less than 20% of group turnover (in 1999). 

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