Procter and Gamble is a US global corporation in the Fortune 500 list of companies. P&G management encompasses the manufacture of a wide variety of consumer goods.
Procter & Gamble management structure commands the 14th most successful US company based on profit and the 23rd most sucessful based on revenue.
Procter and Gamble business strategy involves a high advertising budget.
For more on Proctor and Gamble management and P&G management style, see the articles listed below.
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