Company Overview
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Making Everyday Life a Little Better
Throughout Your Day
Throughout P&G History
Throughout Generations to Come
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P&G’s Billion-Dollar Brands
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. Lafley
Chairman of the Board,
President and Chief Executive
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P&G at a Glance
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2005-2006
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Worldwide Operations
North America
Latin America
Western Europe
Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa
Greater China
North East Asia
Australasia, ASEAN, India
Market Development Organizations (MDOs)
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Making Everyday Life a Little Better
Throughout Your Day
Throughout P&G History
Throughout Generations to Come
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An Unlikely Meeting
Embarked on separate journeys to the . from England/Ireland
Married sisters, whose father convinced them to become business partners
Founded P&G in 1837
William Procter and James Gamble
William Procter
Candle Maker
James Gamble
Soap Maker
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Marketing Innovation
P&G brand advertising begins:
“The IVORY is a laundry soap with all the qualities of a choice Toilet Soap, and is 99 44/100 per cent pure.”
1882: Ivory®
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Brand Innovation
First safety razor introduced by King C. Gillette in 1895 is patented in 1904
1904: Gillette
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Brand Innovation
First heavy-duty household synthetic laundry detergent
1946: Tide®
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Brand Innovation
First Fluoride toothpaste, and the first to be endorsed by the American Dental Association
1955: Crest®
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Brand Innovation
First successful, mass-marketed disposable diaper
1961: Pampers®
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Brand Innovation
A P&G researcher developed Pringles, “newfangled” potato crisps that are uniformly shaped, stackable and less greasy
1968: Pringles®
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Brand Innovation
First sweeper to use a disposable electrostatic cloth that attracts more dirt, dust, hair and common allergens than traditional methods
1998: Swiffer®
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Brand Innovation
Prescription medication that works fast to help reverse bone loss and protect bones
2001: Actonel®
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Making Everyday Life a Little Better
Throughout Your Day
Throughout P&G History
Throughout Generations to Come
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Sustainable Development
Programs
Product Evaluation
Environmental Management System
Result
Fewer Raw Materials and packaging
Reduced waste
Increased efficiency
Environmental Protection
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Social Landscape
billion people on the planet
3 billion live on less than $2/day
1 billion live on less than $1/day
Roughly 1 billion are illiterate
Most are girls and women
Nearly 1 billion are under-nourished
More than 1 billion lack clean, safe drinking water
120 million children do not have access to even a primary education
Half a million women die in childbirth every year
Unprecedented Social Problems
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Overwhelmed
Response
People can either be
One of Two Choices
by the opportunity
to make a difference.
by the staggering statistics, or…
Inspired
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P&G’s Corporate Cause
LIVE – Helping get off to a healthy start.
LEARN – Providing access to education.
THRIVE – Building skills for life.
Live, Learn and Thrive
Development of children in need, ages 0-13, around the world
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Programs…
…in P&G communities around the world:
…and a global signature program:
How it Comes to Life
Live, Learn
and Thrive
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Strategic Partnerships
How it Comes to Life
Live, Learn
and Thrive
World Health Organization
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GBS Consumer Solutions
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P&G Business Units
North America
Latin America
Western Europe
Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa
Greater China
North East Asia
Australasia, ASEAN, India
MDOs:
Mega GBUs:
Beauty & Health
Household Care
Gillette
Global Business Services
E2E Consumer Sols Lead Team
Kent Oldham - Platform Solutions
Melanie Moody - Platform Operations
Diane Tarvardian - Americas Region Leader
Bogdan Canda - EMEA Region Leader
(Magda Grzelak - CEEMEA Region Lead)
Tetsuya Kubota - ASIA Region Leader
Ted McConnell - GBS Innovation
Michele Hughes - Consumer Sols Director
Bogdan
Canda
Kubota-san
EMEA
EMEA
Sols
Delivery
Diane T
Americas
Sols
Delivery
Asia
Sols
Delivery
AMERICAS
ASIA
DMMs
DMMs
DMMs
EMEA
Platform
Operations
Americas
Platform
Operations
Asia
Platform
Operations
Consumer Solutions Org Model
Total of 277 people
Innovation
Ted McConnell
iPMs
iPMs
iPMs
Global iPM service (DMT)
Platform Solutions
(Kent Oldham)
Platform Operations
(Melanie Moody)
What is Platform Solutions?
Definition
A dynamic suite of initiatives and projects that deliver new Consumer Solutions scaled solutions based on corporate priorities and regional JBPs. Our deliverables will change as priorities change within the business
What is Platform Solutions?
Corporate
Priorities
Regional
JBPs
Regional
JBPs
Regional
JBPs
Regional
JBPs
Regional
JBPs
Platform Solutions
Satisfied Clients and Users
Increased NOS &/or
Profit for P&G
Platform Operations
Service management of existing solutions that are launched
Services with active users who have already agreed to pay
Upgrades of existing solutions
Driving integration, efficiency and simplification
Consumer Views
Website SERVICES
Security/Privacy
OpX
Consumer Research Solutions
Media Views
Operations & Compliance Hosting, DB, Email, iPM, SEO, DDA…
Future of CS:
iPM Outsourcing
iMM 2 dMM
BO Services
eCapabilities:
eSampling, eCRM, Web Dev Consolidation
Brand Building Platforms
Pampers Village, H&S, Pantene, Olay, Max Factor, Being Girl, Lacoste, D&G, …
Multi Brand Platforms
ITGC: Enviedeplus, Forme, homemadesimpe…
CS Services Framework
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P&G’s purpose as a Company is to create and develop brands that make consumers’ everyday lives a little better.
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Let’s take a look at some of the P&G brands that make everyday life a little better throughout the day.
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Pantene, Always, and Ariel are all $2 billion brands.
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Here’s a short video that pays tribute to our billion dollar brands.
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AG Lafley is P&G’s Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive.
. has put P&G back on track to deliver its long term goals by focusing on top brands, countries and customers, superior consumer value, and improved cost and cash management. Further, he has set a clear vision for future growth, including the acquisition of Clairol in 2001, the acquisition of Wella in 2003, and Gillette in 2005, the company’s largest acquisition to date.
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The Company was founded in 1837 as a small soap and candle business. Today, it is the largest consumer products companies in the world.
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Here’s a brief look at P&G’s historical highlights:
William Procter and James Gamble were from England and Ireland, respectively. They were on separate journeys through the United States when the challenges of travel led both of them to Cincinnati for relief. William stopped to care for his ailing wife, Martha, who soon died. James Gamble also landed in Cincinnati seeking medical attention for himself.
Cincinnati was a busy center of commerce and industry in the early 19th century. William Procter quickly established himself as a candle maker. James Gamble apprenticed himself as a soap maker.
The two men’s paths may have never crossed had they not married sisters — Olivia and Elizabeth Norris. Their father convinced his two sons-in-law to become business partners. In 1837, Procter & Gamble was born.
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Some other highlights: In 1887, P&G instituted a pioneering profit sharing program that gave employees an ownership stake in the Company. This is a photo from one of the first profit sharing celebrations P&G held in Cincinnati.
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In 1882, P&G brand advertising began with this Ivory ad. Today, P&G is one of the world’s largest advertisers.
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In 1890, P&G set up an analytical lab at its Ivorydale plant in Cincinnati to study and improve the soap-making process. It was one of the earliest product research labs in . History.
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In 1919, P&G announced a plan to sell directly to retailers. This helped stabilize production and demand, got P&G closer to consumers, and changed the grocery trade.
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P&G played a key leadership role in championing the development of the product bar code. The first products ever scanned were at a Marsh Supermarket in Troy, Ohio in 1968.
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Gillette, acquired by P&G in 2005, shares in P&G’s early brand innovation, having invented the first safety razor in 1895.
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Swiffer was the first sweeper to use a disposable electrostatic cloth that attracts more dirt, dust, hair and common allergens than traditional methods
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Actonel is the prescription medication that works fast to help reverse bone loss and protect bones
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P&G is committed to ensuring a better quality of life for everyone, now and for generations to come. As the Company innovates and makes everyday life a little better, it recognizes it must also address responsibilities to the environment, the economy and society.
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P&G is serious about protecting the environment. It has long-standing programs to ensure that responsibilities are met.
• Every product is evaluated to ensure it is safe for the environment as well as for people.
• P&G has had an environmental management system in place for more than 35 years.
As a result, the Company has
• Made products more concentrated, using fewer raw materials and packaging.
• Reduced waste and increased energy efficiency at P&G facilities.
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