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Who will take over from Virginie Helias at Procter & Gamble?

What happened

Virginie Helias will leave P&G as Chief Sustainability Officer on Jun 30th '26.

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Who will take over from Virginie Helias at Procter & Gamble? June 12, 2026 Virginie Helias leaves Procter & Gamble after 38 years, with Michele Baeten taking over global sustainability leadership for healthcare products in July Procter & Gamble's Chief Sustainability Officer Virginie Helias is departing after 38 years with the company. She joined in 1988 and will step down from her role effective 30 June. Procter & Gamble manufactures consumer health and hygiene products distributed globally. The company's portfolio includes brands such as Oral-B, Pampers and Head & Shoulders. According to the company, it holds leadership positions in baby care, feminine care and personal hygiene sectors. Sustainability in health products. Virginie has overseen environmental initiatives across P&G's health and hygiene product lines during her tenure. In 2003, the company introduced flushable wipes designed to meet environmental standards and led the development of industry guidelines for flushable products. The company reported in 2013 that 45 of its manufacturing sites had achieved zero waste to landfill status. This milestone preceded broader environmental targets set for 2030. In 2018, P&G released new sustainability goals during Earth Week. These objectives aimed to reduce environmental impact while maintaining product value for consumers. Virginie has led the implementation of...

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Event
Executive departure

What this signalsA leader's exit often changes who makes buying decisions.

Person
Virginie HeliasChief Sustainability Officer
Takes effect
Jun 30, 2026

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  • Virginie HeliasChief Sustainability Officer · Named in the story

Details

Ticker
NYSE:PG

Extraction

Confidence
48%
Detected
Jun 12, 2026
signal_type
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