P&G expands talent opportunities for Koreans

P&G continues to expand opportunities for Korean talent through a range of talent development initiatives, from developing specialized research and development professionals to providing global learning experiences through its internship program.

P&G Korea said Thursday that Korean employee Noh Su-jin has been appointed as a perfumer after completing P&G’s perfumer training program.

Perfumers are among the industry’s most specialized professionals, with only a few hundred practicing worldwide.

Becoming a perfumer requires years of specialized education, hands-on experience and continuous mentorship.

After graduating from a university in Korea, Noh completed professional training at ISIPCA, a world-renowned French school of perfumery, before joining P&G in 2024.

She then completed P&G’s internal Perfumery Training Program and received mentorship from senior and master perfumers before recently taking on the role of Fabric & Home Care Perfumer for the Southeast Asian market.

Today, approximately 20 perfumers work across P&G’s global organization, developing fragrances for brands in ...