P&G appoints new Malaysia country manager


KUALA LUMPUR: Procter & Gamble (P&G) has appointed Leroy Seow as country manager for Malaysia.

In a statement, P&G said Seow had assumed the role in April 2019, taking leadership of the company’s selling and market operations in Malaysia.

In his role, Seow works with retail partners, distributor partners and the growing local team of 180 employees to continuously innovate P&G’s product offerings in-line with what Malaysian customers’ demands and increase the P&G’s brands value proposition accordingly.

Seow has been with P&G for 15 years, joining the company in 2004 as a key account manager in Singapore. He has spent his career at P&G in leadership positions overseeing strategy, and commercial operations across various functions, categories, and countries, including Asean hair care and beauty care businesses and assignments in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and now Malaysia.

“It is an honour to lead P&G Malaysia, a brand that has been in almost every retail outlet and household nationwide for the past 30 years. I am passionate about growing leaders and sparking an entrepreneurial spirit within P&G leveraging our portfolio of global leading brands to keep our innovation pace ahead of customer trends. 

“Together with the Malaysian team, we will continue to deliver superior product innovation that contributes to improve lives of the Malaysian consumers,” Seow said. 

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