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Line drawings of women's faces sit in front of a dark yellow background. Various shapes in red, pink and purple are mixed throughout.

Words have power: Why we went with “women”

By: Kate Snyder, APR

Posted: Dec 16, 2020

Category: P&G culture

Each year around the winter holiday season, instead of spending money on client gifts, P&G donates to a nonprofit or series of nonprofits representing a cause about...

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12 Days of Empowerment: Giving back this holiday season

Dec 7, 2020

Category: P&G culture

On a dark green background, text reads Piper and Gold. Behind the text there are abstract illustrations of women.
Each year, in lieu of holiday gifts, the team at P&G selects a nonprofit and makes a donation in our clients’ name.
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Maintaining a work-life integration this holiday season

Nov 18, 2020

By: Zoe Howard

Category: P&G culture

Glasses, a computer, a phone, pencils and coffee sit on a pink desk. A notebook has a list of chore on it.
At P&G, we are constantly finding ways to fit a healthy work-life integration into our culture.
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Lessons from our peers: A reflection on the One&All program

Oct 23, 2020

By: Kate Snyder, APR

Category: P&G culture

A purple note sits in front of a wooden background. The note's text says "think big."
When we joined the team supporting LEAP’s first cohort of One&All participants, we were ready to share our communications expertise, provide ideas and counsel, and he
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Our love language at P&G: Instagram stickers

Oct 8, 2020

Category: P&G culture

Illustrated map with pinpoint on Lansing. Text says #lovelansing.
Several months ago as quarantine measures were in full force, P&G founder Kate Snyder was passing some time filling out a “hometown” questionnaire on Instagram. 
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