Marc Pascoe
About Marc Pascoe
Marc Pascoe is the Purchasing Group Manager for Global Absorbent Fibers at Procter & Gamble, with over a decade of experience in global supply chain management.
Company
Marc Pascoe is currently employed by Procter & Gamble, a leading global consumer goods corporation. He holds a key role within the company as the Purchasing Group Manager for Global Absorbent Fibers. Procter & Gamble, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, produces a wide range of consumer products and is known for its innovative approach to product development and supply chain management.
Title
Marc Pascoe serves as the Purchasing Group Manager for Global Absorbent Fibers at Procter & Gamble. This role involves overseeing the strategic sourcing activities for absorbent fibers, which are critical components in the production of various P&G products. His leadership extends to managing a global team, ensuring efficient procurement processes.
Professional Background
Marc Pascoe has a robust professional background with over a decade of experience at Procter & Gamble in various purchasing and managerial roles. He started as a Purchasing Manager in Hair Care Labels (2004-2005), then advanced to Senior Purchasing Manager in Folding Cartons Beauty Care (2005-2007), Fabric and Homecare Bottles (2007-2010), and Non-wovens (2010-2011) before his current role. Prior to joining Procter & Gamble, he held roles at Wella as Purchasing Manager for Professional Hair Care Labels (2002-2004), Laybond Products as Export Sales Manager (1999-2001), and Calenders as Sales Manager (1997-1999).
Education and Expertise
Marc Pascoe has an educational background that supports his extensive career in purchasing and supply chain management. He earned a Master's degree from Kedge Business School (2001-2002) and a Bachelor's degree in German from the University of Bradford (1993-1997). These qualifications have provided him with a strong foundation in business principles and international communication, contributing to his expertise in global procurement operations.