Global consumer goods company P&G announced on July 29 that it is supporting the global advancement of Korean talent through talent development programs, including research and development (R&D) training and internship opportunities linked to employment.
According to P&G Korea, fragrance expert No Su-jin recently completed a training program at the P&G Singapore Innovation Center and has begun her career as a full-fledged perfumer. Perfumers specialize in developing scents for products, with only a few hundred professionals working in this field worldwide.
No, a graduate of a domestic university, completed a specialized program at the French fragrance school ISIPCA before joining P&G in 2024. Following her training in the perfumer development program and mentorship from master perfumers, she is now responsible for developing scents for fabric and home care products in the Southeast Asian market.
Currently, P&G employs over 20 perfumers who develop fragrances for major brands such as Downy and Febreze. The company also operates a global R&D system that facilitates collaboration among perfumers and researchers from around the world. Additionally, P&G Korea recently conducted a program for participants in its '2026 Internship Program' to visit the P&G Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore.
A representative from P&G Korea stated, "We will continue to support talented individuals from diverse backgrounds to grow into global experts."
Meanwhile, P&G Korea's Febreze has launched three new scents for its 'Febreze Beach Bathroom' line to help manage bathroom odors during the summer, expanding its product range to a total of six offerings.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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