CINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble Co. is set to relocate about 1,500 jobs from its Winton Hill Business Center starting at the end of 2024.
P&G told WCPO 9 on Wednesday that it will relocate about 300 jobs to its corporate headquarters downtown by year-end. About 1,200 others will move to Mason starting in 2026.
The transitions will take place over the course of the next five years.
P&G, which is one of the leading consumer goods corporations in the U.S., said it will expand its Mason campus "to enable innovation needs with best-in-class laboratories and offices."
The Winton Hill Business Center has been home to portions of the company's baby, family and feminine care businesses since hundreds of jobs were moved downtown in 2016. The 263-acre Winton Hill center first opened in 1958 and was last renovated in 2005. Over the years, it has housed research labs, planning and logistics teams, food-brand headquarters and more.
"P&G remains committed to greater Cincinnati, the place we've called home since 1837," P&G said in a statement.
The company said both the downtown offices and Mason center are in the best position to meet the objective of "looking at the space to enable innovation needs with best-in-class laboratories and offices."
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