Shifting a company's gender ratio to be more balanced, and enabling capable women to assume leadership positions, are two of the most relevant imperatives in modern workplaces. To both ends, Procter & Gamble (P&G) has made great strides, breaking out of traditional workplace cultures that tend to inhibit an employee's full potential.
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