The Procter & Gamble Company is awash in antitrust problems in Europe. So it’s no surprise that a trade expert will soon head the legal department of the Cincinnati-based consumer products giant.
Starting in February, Deborah Majoras, former chair of the Federal Trade Commission, will replace the company’s longtime chief legal officer, Steven Jemison. He’s slated to retire at the end of September after spending 29 years rising through the ranks of the company’s legal department. Until he retires, Jemison, 58, will serve as officer on special assignment and report to CEO Bob McDonald.
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