Procter & Gamble Korea Appoints Rohini Venkateswaran as New President

Gained Experience in India, the United States, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific Regions
Served in Sales, Market Strategy, and Brand Management

On August 3, Procter & Gamble Korea announced that it has appointed Rohini Venkateswaran, formerly Chief Sales Officer (CSO) of P&G India, as its new President, effective August 1.

The new President, Rohini Venkateswaran, is a core business leader at P&G, having led business growth and innovation in key global markets for over 20 years. Since joining the India subsidiary of P&G in 2005, she has accumulated broad experience across sales, market strategy, global distribution channels, e-commerce, and brand management in India, the United States, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.

In particular, she spent more than 10 years in India—one of the world's fastest-growing consumer markets—leading the growth of major categories such as skincare and grooming based on her expertise in sales, market strategy, and brand management. Most recently, as Chief Sales Officer of P&G India, she oversaw sales strategy and business growth, spearheading channel strategy that covered both major distributors and e-commerce.

Rohini Venkateswaran, the new president of P&G Korea. P&G Korea

As the new President, Venkateswaran plans to further strengthen consumer-driven innovation in the Korean market. She is also expected to help enhance P&G's market competitiveness by leveraging consumer insights accumulated in Korea.

Rohini Venkateswaran, the new President, commented, "Korea is a strategically critical market for P&G, with consumers who have discerning tastes and high expectations, and where market dynamics evolve rapidly. Moving forward, I will strive to understand the unique needs of Korean consumers, provide meaningful innovation and value that meet their expectations, and pursue sustainable growth together with the local community."

Meanwhile, the former President, Lee Ji-young, who led Procter & Gamble Korea for the past four years, has been appointed as the head of the Greater China Skincare Business Division at P&G, where she will be responsible for driving continued growth and enhancing competitiveness for that business unit.

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