Month: June 2026
Change Is Inevitable. How We Navigate It Makes the Difference.
Published June 24, 2026 by pgalums in
Career transitions. New leadership roles. Retirement. Entrepreneurship. Organizational transformation. Personal life changes. At different stages of our lives, change asks us to adapt, learn, and often redefine what success means.
While change can open exciting opportunities, it can also bring uncertainty, difficult decisions, and questions about the future. Having a trusted thinking partner can make a significant difference.
Coaching provides a confidential space to reflect, gain perspective, challenge assumptions, and identify practical next steps. Rather than providing answers, coaches help individuals find their own solutions, strengthen resilience, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Research and experience show that people navigate change more effectively when they create time to think, reflect, and explore new possibilities. And coaching can be a valuable resource for turning uncertainty into opportunity.
Our team of ICF-certified coaches and P&G alumni offer experienced support to help you gain clarity, build confidence, and move forward through periods of transition and uncertainty.
With exclusive alumni rates, we’re ready to partner with you as you step into your next chapter.
Proudly sponsored by the P&G Alumni Women’s Leadership Forum
When One Rises, Communities Rise
Published by pgalums in
Proud to celebrate the 2025 P&G Alumni Foundation Grant winners—organizations turning determination into real, community-wide change.
Breaking the cycle of poverty takes more than one solution. It takes people, partnership, and pathways to work that lift entire communities.
In Northwest Arkansas, Circles NWA pairs individuals with dedicated mentors to build financial skills, career readiness, and strong support networks. Thanks to the support of the P&G Alumni Foundation the impact is clear: 88% increased income, and lives like Sarah’s transformed—from instability to steady work, a safer home, and renewed confidence.
In eastern Uganda, Spotlight on Africa equips individuals with vocational skills to earn and grow. In Mbale, graduates are building businesses, creating jobs, and supporting families. One young carpenter now employs five others. A single mother, once destitute, now provides for three generations.
This is how change spreads—one job, one family, one community at a time.
Recorded Webinar Boston Chapter Board Series: How successful directors earn trust and create value
Published June 23, 2026 by Elsie Gallegos in
Getting appointed to a board is only the beginning. The real challenge is becoming a board director who creates meaningful value, earns trust quickly, and contributes effectively across very different boardroom dynamics.
Strong board directors combine preparation, judgment, communication, and self-awareness. They know when to challenge, when to support, and how to contribute without overstepping into management. Yet many professionals enter the boardroom without fully understanding what successful board participation looks like in practice. In this webinar, we explore what separates effective board directors from those who struggle to gain influence or impact.
Bringing together perspectives from experienced board leaders, operators, and Boardway’s data-driven insights, we discuss the practical tools, behaviors, and intentions that help directors succeed once they are in the room. More importantly, attendees will walk away with practical guidance on how to prepare for board service, navigate board dynamics, contribute with credibility, and continue evolving as a trusted board member over time.
2027 Cincinnati Global Conference: The NEXT BIG THING: in Innovation, Collaboration and Leadership
Published June 18, 2026 by Elsie Gallegos in
We are pleased to invite you to register for the 2027 Global P&G Alumni Conference which will be held at the Hyatt Regency, Cincinnati, USA on Apr 29-May 1, 2027.
We are tremendously excited to host the 2027 Global P&G Alumni Conference back in Cincinnati, USA and explore cutting-edge best practices on Innovation, collaboration and leadership at a time when the world so needs the best ideas, the best partnerships and the best possible leadership.
The Hyatt Regency, Cincinnati will be the venue for this gathering of P&G alumni from around the world! With its magnificent ballroom and meeting spaces, excellent gym and other facilities, the Hyatt Regency is ready to welcome you to the conference.

The formal conference will be held over a full two days on Friday, April 30, 2027 through Saturday, May 1, 2027, closing with a gala dinner on the evening of May 1, 2027.
Shailesh Jejurikar, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Procter & Gamble Company will deliver a keynote address at the Gala Dinner.

Some special interest gatherings will be organized for Thursday, April 29, 2027. We suggest you make your hotel bookings for check in on Apr 29, 2027 and checkout May 2, 2027.

PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE BELOW AT EARLY BIRD RATES (USD $999 PER DELEGATE) ENDING OCTOBER 14, 2026.
PLEASE BOOK YOUR ROOM AT THE HYATT REGENCY BELOW (AT A PREFERENTIAL RATE OF USD $198++ PER NIGHT).
We look forward to seeing you in Cincinnati – at the place where it all started for The Procter & Gamble Company and to learn and celebrate together with you our dear alumni from around the world.
Sincerely,
Ed Tazzia Anthony Rose
Chairman Vice Chairman
P&G Alumni Network P&G Alumni Network
. Executive Producer, 2027 P&G Alumni Conference
- Make sure you are registered for https://www.pgalums.com/
- Please note that REGISTRATION FOR THE 2027 GLOBAL P&G ALUMNI CONFERENCE IS STRICTLY FOR P&G ALUMNI (Employees who have had at least ONE paycheck from P&G). Kindly do NOT share the links above with non-P&G alumni. In the next few weeks, we will announce details of the dinners for which tickets will be sold separately for alumni spouses.
Geneva Chapter: Annual General Meeting Event
Published June 3, 2026 by Elsie Gallegos in
Last night we held the P&G Alumni Geneva Annual General Meeting — and it was a reminder of why this community still matters so much.
The formal AGM gave us a chance to reflect on a strong year of events, connections, career support and community building, while also looking ahead to an even more ambitious 2026–2027 agenda. From speed networking to founder conversations, board-readiness sessions, job market discussions and future collaborations, the energy in the room was clear: this is not just an alumni network. It is a living ecosystem of experience, generosity and reinvention.
We were also privileged to hear from Loïc Tassel, whose reflections on the future of business, brands and consumers landed with real force.
One message stood out: in a world drowning in data, human understanding is becoming more valuable — not less. Spreadsheets can reveal patterns. Dashboards can create confidence. But the deepest truths still come from getting close to people: their habits, tensions, emotions, workarounds and unspoken needs.
That is a timely reminder for anyone building brands, teams or businesses today. The tools are changing fast. The channels are fragmenting. The pace is brutal. But the work still begins with people.
And after the formal part, the cocktail dinatoire gave everyone the best part of alumni life: proper conversations, old friendships, new introductions, and the chance for those informal exchanges where real opportunities often begin.
A big thank you to everyone who joined, contributed, voted, challenged, laughed and stayed to connect.
Looking forward to building the next chapter together.







