File:Neil Mcelroy's 1931 Brand Man Memo.pdf

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Memo requesting headcount to manage Procter & Gamble's Branded Products

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English: Product Management was initially started in a 1931 memo requesting additional employees focused on brand management by Procter & Gamble employee, Neil H. McElroy. McElroy needed “Brand Men” who would take on the role of managing products, advertising, and promotions, while tracking sales.
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Source 1931 Memo from Neil H. McElroy
Author Neil H. McElroy

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