Procter & Gamble CEO Takes on New Role as USCBC Board Chair
Nelson, Christina, The China Business Review
As a key player in the US-China relationship, P&G's Robert McDonald hopes closer relations between the two countries will result in economic growth and higher living standards for Chinese citizens.
With annual revenues of more than $6 billion in greater China, the Procter & Gambie Co. (P&G) is the largest consumer products company in China. Robert McDonald, the company's president, chairman, and CEO, was recently elected to lead the US-China Business Council's (USCBC) Board of Directors, and aims to build on the company's growth in China while helping to advance US-China relations in his new role. The Cincinnati-based company first entered mainland China in 1988, and …
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Article title: Procter & Gamble CEO Takes on New Role as USCBC Board Chair.
Contributors: Nelson, Christina - Author.
Magazine title: The China Business Review.
Volume: 39.
Issue: 3
Publication date: July-September 2012.
Page number: 11+.
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