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Procter & Gamble Headquarters & offices · Cincinnati, Ohio

P&G's twin headquarters towers with domed tops in Cincinnati
The twin towers · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
A lawn and gardens in front of the towers
The gardens · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
The towers with flags
Headquarters · Unknown author / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Lawn and pergola beside the towers
Pergola · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
The long office wing along the street
The office wing · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons

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Procter & Gamble · Cincinnati, Ohio

Twin towers by Kohn Pedersen Fox linked by two city blocks of gardens — with wisteria planted in 1984 — in the city where P&G was founded in 1837.

The towers, the gardens being rebuilt for 2027, the perks and 189 years of Cincinnati offices — then the pay. Every number from P&G's own pages, its architects and its SEC filings.

  • Since 1837headquartered in Cincinnati
  • 2 city blocksof headquarters gardens
  • 8 weeksfully paid leave for every new parent
  • 3 monthssabbatical every five years

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Sources: us.pg.com (Cincinnati Headquarters, Employee Policies) · pgcareers.com (Headquarters, Benefits) · KPF · Meisner+Associates · Form 10-K FY2026

Companies / United States / Consumer Goods / Procter & Gamble

THE WORLD HEADQUARTERS · DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI · 1985

Two towers and a garden that joins two city blocks

P&G's Towers, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, were built in the mid-1980s next to the company's older office building. Between them, a semi-private corporate garden links two city blocks: perennial beds, a bosque of trees, pergolas draped in wisteria, fountains and a formal lawn. When it opened it was the largest privately owned green space in downtown Cincinnati, planted with 13,000 tulips, 2,700 annuals and nine kinds of trees. The idea came from then-CEO John Smale and his wife Phyllis, who loved gardening. From early 2026 to mid-2027 P&G is renewing the gardens with a covered walkway, more seating and outdoor workspaces, step-free routes onto the lawns, and a new pedestrian plaza in front of the Central Building — alongside a renovated cafeteria and a new fitness center.

  • Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox
  • Gardens across 2 city blocks
  • Wisteria planted in 1984
  • Garden renewal 2026–2027
  • New fitness center · cafeteria renovation
  • Owned by P&G
Towers and entrance plaza
Entrance plaza · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
An Ohio historical marker for Procter & Gamble
Historical marker · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
Ivorydale plant in 1978
Ivorydale · Bmzuckerman / CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Towers
Towers · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
Gardens
Gardens · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
Pergola
Pergola · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
Flags
Flags · Unknown author / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Wing
Wing · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons

Facts: us.pg.com, “Cincinnati Headquarters: Gardens Renovation” (history and FAQs) · KPF, 40-year anniversary news and headquarters project list · Meisner+Associates project page “Procter & Gamble Gardens” · Form 10-K FY2026, Item 2 (owned headquarters).

The World Headquarters, downtown Cincinnati

BuildingAddress
Cincinnati World Headquarters (the Towers)One Procter & Gamble Plaza, Cincinnati, OH 45202
General offices from 1956 (P&G's own building on Sixth Street)301 East Sixth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Gwynne Building (headquarters until 1956)Sixth and Main Streets, Cincinnati, OH

Source: pgcareers.com, World Headquarters · Form 10-K FY2026 cover · USPTO patent records (P&G at 301 East Sixth Street) · Wikipedia, Gwynne Building (location only) · See them on the map ↓

Architect (Towers)Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF)
Garden designGary Meisner, then a partner at BMA Inc.
BuiltMid-1980s (wisteria planted 1984)
Gardens2 city blocks
Original planting13,000 tulips · 2,700 annuals · 9 tree varieties
RenovationGardens early 2026 – mid-2027; new fitness center; cafeteria
OwnershipOwned by P&G

Source: KPF, 40-year anniversary news · Meisner+Associates, “Procter & Gamble Gardens” · us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters: Gardens Renovation · Form 10-K FY2026, Item 2. Floor count and floor area are not published on P&G's or KPF's pages, so we leave them out.

Benefits (United States)

Parental leave8 weeks

Fully paid for every new parent — biological, adoptive, domestic partners and same-sex couples — plus 8 more weeks of physical recovery leave for birth mothers.

Child care leaveUp to 1 year

Unpaid leave on top of the paid weeks, up to the child's first birthday or one year from adoption.

Retirement (U.S. DC plan)≈ 12% of pay

P&G's contributions to the main U.S. defined contribution plan came to about 12% of participants' wages and salaries in FY2026, based on years of service.

Sabbatical3 months

Up to three months off every five years, in one go or split up.

Civic day+1 paid day

An extra paid day off in the U.S. for volunteering, voting or working the polls.

Work from abroadSet days a year

A set number of days each year working from another country, plus work-from-home and flexible start and stop times.

Share purchase planCompany match

A share purchase plan with a company contribution, offered in multiple countries.

WellbeingEAP + fitness

A confidential Employee Assistance Program for employees and family, peer support groups, and on-site or off-site fitness facilities.

Source: us.pg.com, Employee Policies (parental leave, flexibility, civic engagement) · pgcareers.com/us/en/benefits · Form 10-K FY2026, Note on retirement plans (U.S. DC plan contribution rate)

Why people stay: what P&G itself describes

From withinLeaders grown inside

P&G fills most senior leadership roles through a develop-from-within model, so it invests in job rotations, training and skill building.

1989The CEO started here

Shailesh Jejurikar joined P&G in 1989 and became President and CEO on January 1, 2026.

SurveyA yearly listening survey

Every year employees rate P&G's benefits in an engagement survey, which shapes the offer.

RecognitionCEO Award and Power of You

A yearly CEO award with a cash bonus for top performers, and a peer-to-peer recognition program.

FlexibleHybrid and flexible hours

A mix of home and office work, flexible start and stop times and part-time schedules.

InvestingSpending on the office

P&G says that even in cost-conscious times it is choosing to invest in the headquarters: new fitness center, cafeteria and gardens.

Source: Form 10-K FY2026, Human Capital · pgcareers.com/us/en/benefits · us.pg.com (Cincinnati Headquarters FAQ) · pginvestor.com, July 28, 2025

Who works here

Jobs · FY2026 (≈ 104,000 people)
Manufacturing 49%Other roles 51%
Gender · FY2026 (worldwide)
Women 42%Other 58%
≈ 104,000

employees (June 30, 2026), down 4% in restructuring

28%

of employees work in the United States

33%

of U.S. employees identify as multicultural

≈ 65

countries with P&G operations

Source: Form 10-K FY2026, Human Capital and Item 1A

Pay at Procter & Gamble

Median employee · total compensation, FY2026$68,595

The median of about 102,000 employees worldwide. The CEO position (held by Jon Moeller, then Shailesh Jejurikar, prorated) earned $19,025,326 — 278 times this amount. A year earlier, in FY2025, the same median employee's pay was $79,510 (ratio 276 to 1).

Source: Proxy statement, August 28, 2026 (FY2025-26 pay ratio) · Proxy statement 2025 (FY2024-25)

Pay by ageNot published

U.S. companies don't have to report pay by age, and P&G doesn't. We found no P&G Cincinnati job posting with a published salary range.

Compare Procter & Gamble with: Unilever

Office history: 189 years in downtown Cincinnati

  1. 1837
    Founded in Cincinnati

    Brothers-in-law William Procter, a candle maker, and James Gamble, a soap maker, started the business in Cincinnati in 1837. P&G has been headquartered in the city ever since.

    Source: Form 10-K FY2026, Item 1 · us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters

    Daguerreotype of steamboats on the Cincinnati waterfront
    The Cincinnati waterfront in 1848, daguerreotype by Fontayne and Porter · Fontayne & Porter / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  2. 1886
    Ivorydale: the factory leaves downtown

    After a disastrous fire at its first plant, P&G built Ivorydale as a purpose-built modern manufacturing site. Its first research lab was added there in 1890.

    Source: us.pg.com, P&G History

    P&G's Ivorydale plant in 1978
    Ivorydale, 1978 · Bmzuckerman / CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  3. 1935
    The Gwynne Building at Sixth and Main

    P&G's headquarters moved into the Gwynne Building, a 13-story Beaux-Arts office block of 1913 by Ernest Flagg, and stayed until 1956. The building reopened as the Fidelity Hotel in July 2026.

    Source: Wikipedia, Gwynne Building (years and location only)

    The Gwynne Building in Cincinnati
    The Gwynne Building · Photo by Greg Hume (Greg5030) / CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  4. 1956
    Its own office building on Sixth Street

    P&G left the Gwynne Building for its own general offices a few blocks east, at 301 East Sixth Street. That older building is still part of the headquarters complex next to the Towers.

    Source: Wikipedia, Gwynne Building (end year) · USPTO patent records (address) · Meisner+Associates (old and new buildings)

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  5. 1985
    The Towers and the gardens

    Kohn Pedersen Fox designed P&G's twin-towered World Headquarters, built in the mid-1980s. Gardens with wisteria planted in 1984 joined the new Towers and the older building across two city blocks — then the largest privately owned green space downtown.

    Source: KPF · us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters · Meisner+Associates

    The towers
    The 1985 towers · Warren LeMay / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  6. 2025–27
    Renewing the headquarters

    A new fitness center opened, the cafeteria is being renovated, and from early 2026 to mid-2027 the gardens get a covered walkway, outdoor workspaces, accessible lawns and a new plaza at the Central Building.

    Source: us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters: Gardens Renovation

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Map: how the headquarters moved

P&G has never left downtown Cincinnati. From the Gwynne Building at Sixth and Main to its own offices on East Sixth Street and the Towers next door, every headquarters since 1935 sits within about half a kilometer of the others.

  1. 1 · 1837Founded in Cincinnati — William Procter and James Gamble start the business (city location; no street address published)
  2. 2 · 1935Gwynne Building — Sixth and Main Streets — headquarters until 1956
  3. 3 · 1956301 East Sixth Street — P&G's own general offices, still part of the complex
  4. 4 · 1985One Procter & Gamble Plaza — The KPF Towers and gardens — World Headquarters today

Addresses: pgcareers.com (World Headquarters) · Form 10-K cover · USPTO patent records · Wikipedia, Gwynne Building (location) · Locations: approximate, from the published addresses

What Procter & Gamble does

P&G was founded in Cincinnati in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble, a candle maker and a soap maker. Today it calls itself “a world-leading multinational consumer goods company”: daily-use brands such as Tide, Pampers, Gillette, Crest, Pantene and Charmin, sold in about 180 countries and territories.

Five reportable segments: Beauty; Grooming; Health Care; Fabric & Home Care; Baby, Feminine & Family Care.

Where the money came from · Net sales by segment, FY2026

Fabric & Home CareTide, Ariel, Downy, Gain, Dawn, Cascade, Febreze, Swiffer
$30.3B
Baby, Feminine & Family CarePampers, Always, Tampax, Bounty, Charmin, Puffs
$20.4B
BeautyPantene, Head & Shoulders, Olay, SK-II, Old Spice, Secret
$16.0B
Health CareCrest, Oral-B, Vicks, Metamucil, Pepto-Bismol
$12.5B
GroomingGillette, Venus, Braun
$6.9B

Source: Form 10-K FY2026 (fiscal year ended June 30, 2026), Item 1 and segment results. Corporate adds $0.9B.

Net sales, FY2026$87.0Bup 3% in a year
Net earnings, FY2026$16.1B$16.0B attributable to P&G
Sales per employee≈ $837K$87.0B ÷ ≈ 104,000
Biggest customer16%of sales go to Walmart and its affiliates

Source: Form 10-K FY2026 · SEC XBRL financial data · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo

Growth: revenue vs. people

1.3×net sales, FY2017 → FY2026
$65.1B → $87.0B
1.1×employees, same years
≈ 95,000 → ≈ 104,000
YearRevenueEmployees
FY2017
$65.1B
95,000
FY2018
$66.8B
92,000
FY2019
$67.7B
97,000
FY2020
$71.0B
99,000
FY2021
$76.1B
101,000
FY2022
$80.2B
106,000
FY2023
$82.0B
107,000
FY2024
$84.0B
108,000
FY2025
$84.3B
109,000
FY2026
$87.0B
104,000

Fiscal years end on June 30 (FY2026 ended June 30, 2026). Net sales: SEC XBRL financial data from P&G's 10-K filings. Employees: Form 10-K (approximate figures as published; FY2017–FY2019 from the FY2019 10-K table). Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

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2026 – today
Shailesh Jejurikar

President and CEO since January 1, 2026, and Chairman since August 1, 2026. He joined P&G in 1989 and led Fabric & Home Care before becoming Chief Operating Officer.

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2021 – 2025
Jon R. Moeller

President and CEO from 2021, then Executive Chairman in 2026; he retired from the Board on July 31, 2026. He was CFO from 2009.

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until 2021
David S. Taylor

Chairman of the Board, President and CEO before Jon Moeller.

Founders: William Procter and James Gamble, who started the business in Cincinnati in 1837.

Source: pginvestor.com (July 28, 2025 and July 28, 2026 announcements) · Proxy statement 2026 · Form 10-K FY2021 and FY2022 (executive officers)

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Procter & Gamble's official social accounts

Accounts linked from the footer of us.pg.com.

Procter & Gamble: questions people ask

Where is Procter & Gamble's headquarters?

At One Procter & Gamble Plaza in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio (45202). P&G owns the headquarters and has been based in Cincinnati since it was founded in 1837.

Source: pgcareers.com, World Headquarters · Form 10-K FY2026

Who designed the P&G Towers?

Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) designed the headquarters in Cincinnati; KPF names it among the projects that first won the firm national recognition. The gardens were designed by Gary Meisner while a partner at BMA Inc.

Source: KPF · Meisner+Associates

When were the P&G Towers built?

In the mid-1980s. P&G says the wisteria in its gardens was planted in 1984, when the Towers were built.

Source: us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters

Can the public visit P&G's gardens?

The gardens have long been used by employees and the community. During the 2026–2027 renovation, parts are fenced off in phases; afterwards there will be fewer access points from the surrounding sidewalks.

Source: us.pg.com, Cincinnati Headquarters FAQ

How many people work at P&G?

About 104,000 employees on June 30, 2026, 4% fewer than a year earlier because of a restructuring program. 28% work in the United States and 49% are in manufacturing roles.

Source: Form 10-K FY2026

What benefits does P&G offer?

In the U.S.: 8 weeks of fully paid parental leave for every new parent (plus 8 weeks of recovery leave for birth mothers), a sabbatical of up to three months every five years, an extra paid civic day, and company retirement contributions of about 12% of pay in the main U.S. plan.

Source: us.pg.com, Employee Policies · pgcareers.com/us/en/benefits · Form 10-K FY2026

Does P&G allow remote or hybrid work?

Yes. P&G offers work from home as part of a mix of home and office, flexible start and stop times, part-time options, and working from abroad for a set number of days each year.

Source: pgcareers.com/us/en/benefits · us.pg.com, Employee Policies

How much do P&G employees make?

The median employee's total compensation was $68,595 in fiscal 2026 (worldwide). The CEO position earned 278 times that.

Source: Proxy statement, August 28, 2026

Who is P&G's CEO?

Shailesh Jejurikar, President and CEO since January 1, 2026 and Chairman since August 1, 2026. He joined P&G in 1989 and succeeded Jon Moeller.

Source: pginvestor.com announcements, 2025 and 2026

Where was P&G's headquarters before the Towers?

In the Gwynne Building at Sixth and Main until 1956, then in P&G's own office building at 301 East Sixth Street, which stands beside the Towers today.

Source: Wikipedia, Gwynne Building · USPTO patent records · Meisner+Associates

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