From Priscilla's upcoming book about P&G:
Oliver M.
"Muff" Gale
, Founder of Public Relations for Procter &
Gamble in 1949

Edwin L.
Artzt,
Chief Executive and Chairman of the Board,
1990-1995, The Procter & Gamble Company
Do the right
thing
Retired CEO Ed Artzt had the reputation of being a tough, fiercely demanding boss. I asked him if he had experienced P&G’s do-the-right-thing philosophy as a young man coming up in the Company and if so, how? I also asked if he thought this is as key to P&G’s success as I do. Some might be surprised at how affected he was by P&G’s values. I expected a somewshat standard answer, but Artzt responded to my question with something which reminded me of a musical riff, his riff on integrity.
Retired CEO Ed Artzt had the reputation of being a tough, fiercely demanding boss. I asked him if he had experienced P&G’s do-the-right-thing philosophy as a young man coming up in the Company and if so, how? I also asked if he thought this is as key to P&G’s success as I do. Some might be surprised at how affected he was by P&G’s values. I expected a somewshat standard answer, but Artzt responded to my question with something which reminded me of a musical riff, his riff on integrity.