Learnings from Leaders: the P&G Alumni Podcast

Anyone who’s worked at a great company knows it’s all about the people. Good managers, great leaders - in and beyond the business. Through conversations with P&G Alumni leaders, we go deeper with the leaders you know, but want to know more about. This is Learnings from Leaders: the P&G Alumni Podcast. pgalums.com/podcastLearnings from Leaders is a production of the P&G Alumni Network (pgalums.com) — an officially recognized, global nonprofit by former P&G’ers committed to community, enrichment, and philanthropy. With more than 45,000 members worldwide, the Network connects through global conferences, local chapters, industry events, and online content. Our nonprofit Foundation supports economic empowerment in communities around the world.

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Natividad groupie

Raman can do better

As a PG Alumni I was excited about this podcast, but it gets on my nerves how Raman constantly interrupts guests. In the David Taylor and AG Lafley show, he interrupted/talked over/interjected 18 times. We want to listen these incredibly smart individuals, please let them finish their train of thought. Constructive feedback for Raman - please download to the CMO podcast and learn from Jim Stengel the art of interviewing (listen more, interrupt less). Interruptions: 7:27 10:17 10:26 11:49 12:01 16:05 19:44 20:56 23:06 24:50 26:29 28:48 35:00 37:00 43:07 44:02 47:38 53:07
NoelGeoff

Wise words!!

Great to hear prior colleagues and leaders share their words of wisdom and personal stories. It IS like having a cup of coffee with so many wise and great people!
VinceinAR

Great content

Pepper and Polman exceptional. Enjoyed hearing the stories of other successful leaders too.
kKlei

Engaging and inspirational

Great job bringing in a breath of alumni with such varied experiences. Feel a stronger connection to the Company with each episode. Very inspirational, but an easier listen than many of my “heavier” podcasts lately! Thanks!
Harsh5235

Great content

I’ve listened to all four episodes so far and love the podcast so far.
Rajiv Satyal

I’m Content with This Content

Incredible guests. Salient questions. You really feel like you’re in good hands with Raman & Andrew asking the questions. Ain’t no Gamblin’ with these Proctors. Had to spell it with an “o” to complete the pun.
ATSiem

Foundational.

As a P G Alumni, what I reflect on most are the foundations I experienced there. There is *so much* business chatter these days (and the gurus!), it’s great to see a podcast cut to the core like this. Especially, in times like these. Start with Episode 1.
Heakal

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This podcast series has further increased my sense of belonging and pride in P
@FlyingDeb

Off to a Great Start!

Love the pacing, the surprising insights, and the co-hosts! Finished the first two with John Pepper and Meg Whitman - similar values yet totally different experiences. Excited to hear more!
yu.k in CT

Great podcast, I’m in love with the hosts!

I LOVE how both hosts share a real make a real connection with some of the most celebrated business leaders. It really humanizes these ICONS...I felt like I was having a mentoring coffee with them!
@raman

going deeper with leaders you want to know more about...

A really fascinating take for the NEXT generation of leaders - whatever your industry. Beyond being one of the world's biggest companies, P
annechambers

Delivers beyond the promise!

What a fantastic launch podcast. Meg Whitman’s conversation with Andy Tarvin was really great. Engaging- insightful and honestly a great course in all around business excellence. I’m excited for this whole series.
Bsoulet

Looking forward to the insights

Looking forward to hear these stories from the P&G Alum.
tinabp$

Wow! Very impressed

My hometown is in Delaware where there is a P&G plant. I’m very impressed to hear about the culture... the alumni. It’s nice to have mentors and those you know are championing your success and it seems this was fostered at P&G
drewtarvin

Great Questions, Even Better Answers

The guests on this show do a great job of sharing authentic, insightful answers. It's not your standard PR interview, but rather a deeper dive into how some of the biggest names in business think about their work and life. Great content, not just for P&G Alum.
MSU Tazz

You owe it to yourself to listen to this podcast.

I've known John Pepper since 1973 and I learned things on this podcast that I've never known about him. One thing I did know however, and it was reinforced on this show, is that John is one of the best people I've had the privelege to know. Enjoy your time with him.
Firelight2056

Learning from Leaders

This is a great podcast. Leaders in P