LEADING INNOVATION

P&G people and P&G brands are the innovation leaders of the consumer products industry.

P&G people are innovation leaders who know how to inspire and manage innovation with creativity and discipline. The ability to lead effective innovation programs is required at P&G, particularly at the general manager and president levels.

P&G brands — P&G’s 44 largest brands — 24 that generate over $1 billion in annual sales and 20 with sales between $500 million and $1 billion — are global platforms for innovation. They enable us to commercialize innovation faster, more effectively and more efficiently than would be possible on smaller, less successful brands.

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1. Jon Moeller
Vice President and Treasurer

2. Valarie Sheppard
Vice President and Comptroller

3. Keith Harrison
Global Product Supply Officer

4. Mariano Martin
Global Customer Business Development Officer

5. Nancy Swanson
Vice President — Corporate

6. Filippo Passerini
President — Global Business Services and Chief Information Officer

7. Joan Lewis
Vice President — Global Consumer and Market Knowledge

8. Moheet Nagrath
Global Human Resources Officer

9. Steve Jemison
Chief Legal Officer and Secretary

10. Giovanni Ciserani
President — Western Europe

11. Bruce Brown
Chief Technology Officer

12. Claudia Kotchka
Vice President — Design Innovation & Strategy

13. Charlotte Otto
Global External Relations Officer

14. Jim Stengel
Global Marketing Officer, Retiring

15. Marc Pritchard
Global Marketing Officer

16. Laurent Philippe
Group President — Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East & Africa

17. Deb Henretta
Group President — Asia

18. Daniela Riccardi
President — Greater China

19. Werner Geissler
Vice Chairman — Global Operations

20. Jorge Uribe
President — Latin America

21. Steve Bishop
President — North America

22. Jeff Schomburger
President — Global Wal-Mart Team

23. Jamie Egasti
President — Coffee

24. John Goodwin
President — Global Snacks & Pet Care

25. Melanie Healey
Group President — Global Feminine & Health Care

26. Rob Steele
Vice Chairman — Global Health & Well-Being

27. Dimitri Panayotopoulos
Vice Chairman — Global Household Care

28. Charlie Pierce
Group President — Global Oral Care

29. Tom Finn
President — Global Health Care

30. Martin Riant
Group President — Global Baby Care

31. Jorge Mesquita
Group President — Global Fabric Care

32. David Taylor
Group President — Global Home Care

33. Juan Pedro Hernandez
President — Braun

34. Gina Drosos
President — Global Personal Beauty

35. Mary Lynn Ferguson-McHugh
President — Family Care

36. Mark Bertolami
President — Duracell

37. Sharon Mitchell
Senior Vice President — Research & Development, Global Fabric Care

38. Ed Shirley
Vice Chairman — Global Beauty & Grooming

39. Chip Bergh
Group President — Global Personal Care

40. Chris de Lapuente
Group President — Global Hair Care

41. Hartwig Langer
President — Global Prestige Products

42. Robert Jongstra
President — Global Professional Care

(Not pictured)

Ravi Chaturvedi
President — Northeast Asia, Retiring

Gil Cloyd
Chief Technology Officer, Retiring

Executive Leadership
From left to right:

Susan Arnold
President — Global Business Units

Bob McDonald
Chief Operating Officer

Ed Shirley
Vice Chairman — Global Beauty & Grooming

Clayt Daley, Jr.
Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer

Rob Steele
Vice Chairman — Global Health & Well-Being

A.G. Lafley
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

Dimitri Panayotopoulos
Vice Chairman — Global Household Care

Werner Geissler
Vice Chairman — Global Operations

Since the beginning of the decade, P&G has more than doubled the number of brands in its portfolio that generate over a billion dollars in annual sales — from 10 to 24. The most recent addition to the billion-dollar brand club is Gillette Fusion, which went from launch to billion-dollar stature in just two years, the fastest in P&G history.

P&G’s brand portfolio now includes 20 brands that generate between $500 million and $1 billion in annual sales. Combined with the billion-dollar brands, P&G’s top 44 brands account for more than 85% of P&G sales and 90% of profits.

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